Ph.D. Candidate and teaching assistant in chemistry at the University of Cincinnati. I am focusing on inorganic chemistry and my research entails investigating Pt(II) and Pd(II) complexes that have the ability to undergo cooperative multielectron transfer redox reactions.

I worked on NanoFET, the nanoparticle field extraction thruster as a summer REU student. I was responsible for developing diagnostic techniques for micro particles being accelerated by an electric field for the nanoFET prototype. The best option, considering budget and time, was using a high speed camera to capture scattered light off of the particles administered by a 10mW He-Ne laser (wavelength ~656 nm).

-Worked with other employees to complete tests in a time efficient manner.-Accurately running wet lab tests & calculating results on various food products.-Successfully completing USP testing on various pharmaceutical products.