I’m a Computer Science PhD student at UT Austin, advised by Etienne Vouga. Most recently I have been exploring the wild world of geometry processing, designing algorithms to study questions in computer graphics and computational fabrication. Prior to graduate school I designed and fabricated a circuit board which turned a widely avaliable lighting element into a touch sensor. Much of my time in graduate school has been spent studying questions in computational fabrication, including problems like, "How might one weave a bunny out of straight ribbons?", and "What shapes can one build out of squishy legos?".
Theory
Mint: Finding Frame Fields with Discretely Integrable Moments
We implement a novel discrete integrability operator for symmetric frame fields.
Octahedral Frames for Feature-Aligned Cross-Fields
We study the design of cross fields on surfaces using spherical harmonic representations.
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Weaving Geodesic Foliations
We develop an end-to-end computational basket weaving pipeline.
PDF Slides IMA Presentation Ribbon Sim Field Design ToolPractice
Whoa Board
ACM SIGGRAPH 2017 Studio (SIGGRAPH '17).
A circuit board for making Electro-Luminescent Materials touch sensitive
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Summer Geometry Institute 2021
Mentoring Undergraduates interested in Geometry Processing Research from Underrepresented Backgrounds
Nonmanifold Minimal Surfaces
Masters Admissions Committee 2020
Together with several other students, proposed an overhaul of the UT CS department Masters Admissions Criteria with the aim of making the graduate admissions pipeline more inclusive.
Graduate Student Admissions Committee 2017-2019
Helped organize the admitted students weekend