My
research interests are primarily in the field of mathematical
oncology. This is a subfield of mathematical biology in which
tools from applied and computational mathematics are used to understand
cancer initiation, progression and treatment. I also have a
strong
interest in working with undergraduate mathematical biology students, both in the classroom and in a research setting.
I
received my undergraduate degree in Mathematics with a minor in Biology
from Rutgers University. My Ph.D. in Applied and Computational
Mathematics was done under the supervision of Dr. Salvatore Torquato at
Princeton University.