I am a PhD candidate in the Limmer Group in the Department of Chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley. My research looks at the tradeoff between accuracy, speed, and heat dissipation in logic circuits, particularly in the limit that thermal noise becomes important as devices get smaller. To do this, I use techniques from stochastic thermodynamics and optimal control.
Prior to Berkeley, I worked as a Scientific Associate at D. E. Shaw Research developing better methods to predict small molecule binding free energies in computational drug discovery.
Here are my CV and publications.
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