Education

Ph. D. Mathematics, New York University, 2009. 

Advisor: C. Newman and D. Stein.

M.S. Mathematics, New York University, 2006.

B. S. Mathematics, University of Florida, 2004.

B. S. E. Computer Engineering, University of Florida, 2004.

Employment

Georgia Tech

Professor, 2022-

Associate Professor, 2017-2022

Assistant Professor, 2015-2017

Indiana University, Bloomington

Assistant Professor, 2013-2016

Princeton University

Instructor, 2010-2013

NSF postdoctoral research fellow, 2009-2012

Awards and grants

NSF grants

DMS grant, Critical and subcritical growth models, 2021-2024

CAREER grant, Distances in random media, 2016-2022

DMS grant, Random spatial systems and ground states of short-range spin glasses, 2013-2016

postdoctoral research fellowship, 2009-2012

Kavli fellow (National Academy of Sciences), 2019

LexisNexis Dean's award, Georgia Tech, 2016

Trustees teaching award, IU, 2014

Conferences organized

Mathematics Research Communities, Rhode Island, Summer 2019

Recent trends in continuous and discrete probability, Georgia Tech, Summer 2018

AMS joint math meetings short course on random growth models, Atlanta, Jan. 2017

AIM workshop, first-passage percolation and related models, Aug. 2015

Seymour Sherman conference, Indiana, May 2015

Mentoring

Past postdocs: Xuan Wang, Jack Hanson, Gerandy Brito, Alperen Özdemir 

Current Ph. D. students: Joshua Marsh 

Past Ph. D. students: Wai-Kit Lam, Bounghun Bock, David Harper

Current masters students: Bencheng Li

Past masters students: Yuanzhe Ma, Jiaheng Li