I am a recent graduate of Boston University where I recieved my B.A. with honors in Physics. During my time at Boston University I worked in two separate research groups. My undergraduate research career began freshman summer, with Professor Anna Swan, where I explored experimental methods for characterizing two-dimensional materials. Starting fall of my junior year, I transferred to Professor Kirill Korolev’s group, where I studied a model of persistent random walking particles. Following the publication of this work during my senior year, I completed my senior thesis with Professor Korolev studying cooperativity in the growth of microtubule asters. Currently I am working with Professor Daniel Segre studying microbial communities using consumer-resource models.