Title:
Ph.D. Candidate
Company:
Princeton University
Education:
B.S. Physics, B.S. Mathematics (UC Irvine, Campuswide Honors Collegium), Graduated 2019
M.A. Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (Princeton University), Completed 2021
Ph.D. Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (Princeton University), Ongoing
Career Path:
I finished my bachelor's degree at UC Irvine to pursue graduate studies for a career in academia. I am currently in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University in the middle of pursuing my doctoral degree, specializing in fluid dynamics, material science, and, more generally, soft condensed matter physics.
Career Experience:
Graduate school, Academia, Soft Matter Physics
Personal Interests:
I enjoy discussions and debates on a wide spectrum of issues, to understand and welcome different perspectives and approaches to solutions.
I also enjoy cooking and translating observations from the kitchen to the lab. From an outdoors standpoint, I enjoy hiking and visiting national/state parks.
Type of Students:
Students who are thinking about pursuing doctoral studies or academic careers.
Number of Students I can Mentor:
2
Joined Date:
9 months 2 weeks ago
Ideal Mentoring Relationship:
I think of mentoring as a two-way learning ecosystem.
As a mentor, I get to be there for the mentee through their candid concerns about career choices and the path to take towards achieving them by connecting my mentee to different resources or folks from my network.
On the other hand, I get to learn about the different perspectives and trade-offs mentees bring to the table owing to their unique life experiences as well as expand my current network.
Remote Mentor:
YES