ABOUT ME

I am an NSF postdoctoral fellow working in the analysis group at MIT. My primary research area is harmonic analysis, and I am especially interested in studying detailed properties of the Fourier transform. I grew up in Los Angeles, CA and spent 8 years in Berkeley as an undergraduate and PhD student (under my advisor, Mike Christ). At MIT, I have focused on decoupling theory (studying properties of functions with specialized Fourier support, like on a parabola) with Larry Guth.