I am currently working as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Johns Hopkins University, where my research focuses on evolutionary deep neural networks (EDNN). I am using EDNN to solve multi-physics problems in solid mechanics.

My research journey began in January 2019, when I joined the Computational Mechanics Lab as a Ph.D. scholar. My work focused on the phase field method for modeling fracture and performing topology optimization. I worked on development of computationally efficient algorithms by introducing mesh adaptivity and automatic time stepping, allowing us to solve large and realistic problems faster and more accurately.

Outside the lab, I love to spend time drawing and simply sitting in peace. These quiet moments help me recharge and bring clarity to my thoughts, often inspiring fresh ideas in both life and research.

If you want to talk about anything, especially about mechanics, I would happily chat with you. To schedule an appointment, please book a time on my calendar.