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I volunteered with the Rocky Mountain section of AIAA at the Girls Exploring STEM (GESTEM) event! We hosted a workshop titled “Good Vibrations”: an acoustics-based activity where students learned about the physics of sound through wind chimes. It was awesome to connect with other members of AIAA while giving back to the Denver community!
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I am grateful to receive the 2023 Michael Springman Aerospace Graduate Fellowship Award: a new endowment intended to support outstanding graduate students with a positive impact on the Smead Aerospace Department community!
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I attended the CU Boulder - RMACC AI Workshop: it was very helpful to learn more about AI, discover resources for teaching and research, and talk with other researchers and educators interested in AI. I especially appreciated the emphasis on teaching AI literacy to students!
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I gave a talk at the AIAA AVIATION Forum in Las Vegas, Nevada, titled “A Novel Stagnation Streamline Model for Discrete-Velocity Simulation of Hypersonic Flows”. You can read about my work in my published conference paper, linked here.
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I gave a talk at the 33rd International Symposium on Rarefied Gas Dynamics in Gottingen, Germany, titled “Evaluation of Ambipolar Diffusion using an Eulerian Grid-based Boltzmann Solver”.
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I gave a talk at the Future Leaders in Aerospace Symposium at Stanford University, titled “Modeling Plasma Dynamics during Hypersonic Entry”.
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I completed my 10-week internship with Analytical Mechanics Associates at NASA Ames, and gave my final presentation on “Development of a 1D Viscous Shock Solver for DPLR”.
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I completed my 10-week internship with Analytical Mechanics Associates at NASA Ames, and gave my final presentation on “Development of a 1D Viscous Shock Solver for DPLR”.
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I presented a joint-talk on applying to graduate programs for RGD Next Gen Talks. We shared information and advice on graduate school applications and considerations for the United States, Europe, and East Asia.
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I volunteered with the Rocky Mountain section of AIAA at the Girls Exploring STEM (GESTEM) event! We hosted a workshop titled “Good Vibrations”: an acoustics-based activity where students learned about the physics of sound through wind chimes. It was awesome to connect with other members of AIAA while giving back to the Denver community!
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I gave a talk at my alma mater, Stony Brook University, as part of the Honors Alumni Speaker Series! I presented on my journey through undergrad from a Physics major to an Aerospace Engineering Sciences PhD, as well as advice on careers in aerospace and other engineering fields.
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I completed a 10-week micro-credential course on dialogic pedagogy, hosted by the CU Dialogues Program and the Center for Teaching and Learning. You can view the badge issued via Credly here.
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I am grateful to receive the 2023 Michael Springman Aerospace Graduate Fellowship Award: a new endowment intended to support outstanding graduate students with a positive impact on the Smead Aerospace Department community!
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I completed my 10-week internship with Analytical Mechanics Associates at NASA Ames, and gave my final presentation on “Development of a 1D Viscous Shock Solver for DPLR”.
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I presented a joint-talk on applying to graduate programs for RGD Next Gen Talks. We shared information and advice on graduate school applications and considerations for the United States, Europe, and East Asia.
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I gave a talk at the AIAA AVIATION Forum in Las Vegas, Nevada, titled “A Novel Stagnation Streamline Model for Discrete-Velocity Simulation of Hypersonic Flows”. You can read about my work in my published conference paper, linked here.
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I was honored to participate in kicking off the inaugural session of RGD NextGen Talks with my talk, “Evaluation of Charged Species Diffusion in Hypersonic Flows.” Kudos to my fellow speakers, and it was a pleasure to meet with other early-career RGD researchers!
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I gave a talk at my alma mater, Stony Brook University, as part of the Honors Alumni Speaker Series! I presented on my journey through undergrad from a Physics major to an Aerospace Engineering Sciences PhD, as well as advice on careers in aerospace and other engineering fields.
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I gave a talk at the 33rd International Symposium on Rarefied Gas Dynamics in Gottingen, Germany, titled “Evaluation of Ambipolar Diffusion using an Eulerian Grid-based Boltzmann Solver”.
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I gave a talk at the Future Leaders in Aerospace Symposium at Stanford University, titled “Modeling Plasma Dynamics during Hypersonic Entry”.
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I am excited to begin my role as Teaching Facilitator for ASEN 5151: Fundamentals of Gas Dynamics for the Spring 2025 semester!
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I completed a 10-week micro-credential course on dialogic pedagogy, hosted by the CU Dialogues Program and the Center for Teaching and Learning. You can view the badge issued via Credly here.
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I attended the CU Boulder - RMACC AI Workshop: it was very helpful to learn more about AI, discover resources for teaching and research, and talk with other researchers and educators interested in AI. I especially appreciated the emphasis on teaching AI literacy to students!