Since joining NYU as a Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, I have worked with the Hocky group to study the self-assembly of ionic colloidal crystals via enhanced sampling simulations that leverage machine-learned collective variables. I previously conducted my PhD at Stanford (advisor: Prof. Thomas Markland) where my research centered on developing and applying theory, molecular simulation, and machine learning methods for modeling condensed phase systems with a focus on analyzing different spectroscopies.