Vector Association iSAFT
Developing vector-based association models within the iSAFT framework.
PhD Researcher · Rice University
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Investigating how molecular-scale interactions shape the behavior of complex materials and biological systems.
Research
From molecular interactions to measurable performance, this work seeks principles that explain—and ultimately help design—complex chemical and biological systems.
Developing vector-based association models within the iSAFT framework.
Extending iSAFT methods to model complex molecular systems in three dimensions.
Investigating how polarization and electrostatic interactions shape molecular behavior.
Using molecular dynamics simulations to study structure, motion, and interactions at the molecular scale.
Modeling the organization and behavior of micelles and lipid bilayers.
Selected work
Peer-reviewed research, conference contributions, and emerging work.
About
I am a doctoral researcher in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Rice University. My work combines fundamental science, quantitative analysis, and collaborative experimentation to understand complex systems.
Notes & news
Research milestones, conference notes, and life in the lab.
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