I'm a member of the mathematics faculty in applied mathematics in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Nevada Reno. My research interests are Navier-Stokes equations, dynamical systems, fractal dimensions and turbulence. Techniques used include functional analysis and large-scale numerical simulation. I'm currently working on relationships between the weak separation condition and Assouad dimension, data assimilation of observational measurements with stochastic errors and the bioremediation of contaminated soil.

I built a Beowulf cluster called PDEwulf to use in my research.

I taught Math/CS 466/666 Numerical Methods I and Math 701 Numerical Analysis I Fall 2018.

I taught Math 285 Ordinary Differential Equations and Math 702 Numerical Analysis II Spring 2019.

I taught Math 330 Linear Algebra and Math 466 Numerical Analysis I Fall 2019.

I gave a talk entitled "Data-assimilation and Turbulence Modeling" October 27, 2019 for the Conference on Computational Mathematics and Applications at University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

I gave a talk at the SIAM Conference on Analysis of Partial Differential Equations December 11-14, 2019 in La Quinta, California.

I taught Math 285 Ordinary Differential Equations and Math 467 Numerical Analysis I Spring 2020.

I will be teaching Math 466 Numerical Methods I and Math 330 Linear Algebra Fall 2020.