Research

My research lies broadly at the interface of complexity theory and high-dimensional geometry, probability, and statistics. Some questions that motivate my work include:

• Which forms of structure (such as convexity, low-dimensionality, or sparsity) can we efficiently recognize and exploit in high-dimensional settings?
• When can complex high-dimensional objects be usefully approximated by simpler, sparse, or lower-dimensional ones?
• When do these tasks admit efficient algorithms, and when are they computationally intractable?

You can find my all my papers here. Here are links to my Google Scholar and DBLP pages.

Service

• I co-organize TCS+, an online seminar series in theoretical computer science. Suggest a talk here!
• I'm co-organizing a workshop at STOC 2026 on Testing in the Modern World.

Miscellaneous

I enjoy being outdoors, cooking, and staring at my cat.