I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Georgetown University.
I co-organize the Potomac Region PDE Seminar with Aseel Farhat and Ihsan Topaloglu.
Research
My research interests are in PDE and analysis. Primarily, I work on problems arising from the study of nonlinear waves and fluid dynamics. My current interests include: integrable PDEs; vortex filaments; wave turbulence; degenerate dispersive equations and compactons; surface and internal waves.
Teaching
During the Fall 2027 Semester I am teaching:
Class details may be found on Canvas.
Funding
My work is generously supported by:
- National Science Foundation grant DMS-2406816: Analytical Challenges Near Dynamical Thresholds for Nonlinear Wave and Fluid Equations.
My work was previously supported by:
- Simons Foundation award #353332: Simons Society of Fellows — Junior Fellow. (2015–2018)
About
I live in Washington DC with my wife, daughter, son, and greyhound. I grew up in London, UK and have been in DC since 2022. I was previously an Assistant Adjunct Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles and a Simons Junior Fellow at the Courant Institute, NYU. I completed my PhD at the University of California, Berkeley, where my advisor was Daniel Tataru, and my undergraduate degree at Magdalen College, Oxford.
