I am a computational and theoretical researcher working at the intersection of statistical mechanics, soft-matter physics, and machine learning. My research has focused on understanding phase behavior, glassy dynamics, and emergent order in complex molecular and many-body systems, with particular emphasis on polymers, complex liquids and soft materials. After joining the Hocky group in January 2026, my research interests aim to address thermodynamic investigations of crystals with defects and gel systems. In parallel, I am developing methodologies for free energy calculations across a wide range of physical contexts. My research activities span both practical case studies and theory- and method-oriented work, with the goal of establishing a general framework for thermodynamic analysis of complex systems that have remained difficult to study due to limitations in current theoretical and computational approaches.
