Presented at the 2026 Argonne Postdoctoral Research and Career Symposium
Presented research at Argonne National Laboratory's 2026 Postdoctoral Research and Career Symposium.

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Presented research at Argonne National Laboratory's 2026 Postdoctoral Research and Career Symposium.

Delivered an oral presentation on ParslBox as a computational materials workflow executor for artificial intelligence agents on high-performance computing systems. Watch the talk

Presented automated and agentic machine-learned interatomic potential development using ParslBox at the 2026 Gordon Research Conference on Computational Materials Science and Engineering.

Co-led a molecular-property prediction project for undergraduate students and delivered a hands-on introduction to parallelization.

Selected as a campus finalist in Argonne National Laboratory's 2026 Research Slam.

Led tours of the Aurora supercomputer, managed a color-matching activity for children, and assisted visitors during Argonne's 2026 Open House.

The ParslBox paper was accepted at AgenticAI4HPC 2026, an SC'26 Workshop. Citation

The paper on multi-agent orchestration for high-throughput materials screening on a leadership-class system was accepted at ISC-HPC'26. Citation

The structure study combining high-energy X-ray diffraction, an empirical potential, and MLIPs was published in ACS Materials Au. DOI

Presented work on FeCl₂ and FeCl₃ structure using high-energy X-ray diffraction and machine-learned interatomic potentials at the 2026 MRS Spring Meeting.

Presented MACE foundation MLIPs, their performance, applications, and fine-tuning in the webinar "Energy and Advanced Computing in the Age of Machine Learning: From Quantum to Grid."

The study combining density functional theory and graph neural networks for Fe(II)/Fe(III) redox-potential prediction was published in Digital Discovery. DOI

Delivered an oral presentation on graph neural network approaches for predicting redox potentials of transition-metal complexes at the 248th ECS Meeting.

Participated in the Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing.

Secured $50k in Argonne Laboratory Directed Research and Development seed funding as co-PI to develop vision-language models for cyclic-voltammetry analysis.

Joined the Computational Science Division as a postdoctoral researcher.

Earned a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering after research on shear-driven mechanochemistry and tribology.