I am a current PhD student at Auburn University studying Physical Chemistry under the guidance of the Grieco group which has a femtosecond transient absorption spectroscopy concentration. I graduated from Lamar University in '22 with an MS in Chemistry and previously my BS in '20. Some of my previous projects included investigating the physical tuning of thermo-optical properties of biverdazyl biradicals excitations and spin gaps using UV-VIS and FT-IR (thesis), as well as, biocementation through microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) using waste materials and urease-producing bacterium (UPB). During my undergrad, I studied the investigations of autocatalytic phenomena using a continuously stirred tank reactor and python simulations, built 4 microscaled continuous stirred tank reactors (CSTRs) and 3D printed automated syringe pumps for affordable small scale use, and analyzed ammonia borane with different catalysts as a medium for hydrogen fuel cell research. I've also characterized plastic pollution contributing to the death of corral along the Belize Great Barrier reef (2nd largest in the world).I have coauthored approximately 22 presentations on the national, regional, and local levels. I have been a guest panelist for several panel sessions at Lamar University for the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR). After speaking with me for just a few minutes, you will quickly notice my love and devotion for public speaking, education, and training.My interests lie in photochemistry, organic physical chemistry, non-linear dynamics, catalytic chemistry, python coding, 3D material printing and manufacturing of lab equipment, material science, polymers, physical chemistry, and applied physics.