About me
I am a theoretical chemist and currently a Stanford Science Fellow at Stanford University. I study how fluids behave across length scales, from molecular interactions to macroscopic flow. My research combines statistical physics, computer simulation, and machine learning to develop predictive theories for water, ions, and electrolytes, with applications in energy, nanofluidics, and functional materials.
I obtained my PhD in 2026 at the University of Cambridge, where I developed multiscale frameworks linking microscopic solvation and transport to collective phenomena (thesis).