I'm an experimental physicist with an interest in new phenomena at the intersection of physics, biology, and chemistry. My research explores fundamental acoustic and fluidic effects, and how to turn them into new tools for basic research, computation, robotics, and medicine.
Currently a postdoc in the Micro, Nano, & Molecular Systems Group at Heidelberg University and the MPI for Medical Research. In the past I studied fluids, acoustics, and optics in the context of ocean systems at MIT (MS, PhD). Before that I studied physics at the University of Chicago (AB), with a research focus on granular matter and imaging.