Degree
- B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, 2025
Areas of Interest
- Bioenergy Recovery
- Process Modeling and Optimization
- Biotechnology Technoeconomic Analysis and Life Cycle Assessment
Research Projects
- Low-Energy Biomembrane Filtration Process
- NIR-Informed Food Waste Characterization for Digestion Modeling
- Biogas Upgrading Pathways for Anaerobic Co-Digestion
Fun Facts/Hobbies
- I love reading, going to the gym, cooking, and all sports (COYG!).
About Me
I am a postgraduate associate in the Raskin group at Yale University, where I lead efforts to automate our lab’s equipment setup on campus to improve experimental throughput and efficiency. My research centers on process modeling and optimization for wastewater treatment and anaerobic digestion systems. In parallel, I conduct technoeconomic analyses of emerging biotechnologies to holistically evaluate their feasibility across varying operating conditions and deployment scenarios. I am also involved in the design and setup of an automation-focused anaerobic digestion testbed reactor, featuring real-time feed characterization and operational stability and control capabilities.