Assistant Professor
Dept. of Civil Engineering, Vanderbilt University, USA
Leading research in computational mechanics, multi-physics simulation, and HPC while mentoring students and advancing scalable scientific computing methods.
My work Philosophy
Research, Computation, and Engineering
My research focuses on building computational methods and scalable simulation technologies for solving complex engineering problems. I work at the intersection of computational mechanics, high-performance computing, and scientific machine learning, with applications in fracture mechanics, batteries, metamaterials, topology optimization, and advanced manufacturing.
I am interested in developing algorithms and software that combine mathematical rigor with real-world engineering impact. My work spans adaptive finite element methods, large-scale parallel simulations, and AI-driven scientific computing, with the goal of making high-fidelity simulations faster, more reliable, and more accessible to researchers and industry.
I strongly believe that meaningful breakthroughs happen through collaboration across disciplines. I am always excited to work with students, researchers, developers, and industry partners who are passionate about computational science, engineering, and building impactful technologies. If you are interested in research collaborations, open-source development, scientific software, or interdisciplinary projects, I would love to connect and explore ideas together.
