Bio

I am a second-year CS PhD student at Brown University advised by Prof. Adriana Schulz. My research focuses on the intersection of deep learning and geometry-based methods for reconstructing and generating 2D and 3D assets. Recently, I have been working on generating structured and editable geometries with CAD and shape grammars.

Previously, I completed my undergraduate studies in Math & CS at the University of Chicago, where I was a research assistant at 3DL advised by Prof. Rana Hanocka, working on problems in motion synthesis with diffusion models and GANs.

Outside of research, I play (too much) tennis, I also enjoy hiking, studying history (particularly Chinese art history and Russian history), and photography.