About Me

Starting in Fall 2026, I am a postdoc at Mathematics Münster as part of a Young Research Group alongside Lucas Piessevaux and Florian Riedel. I received my PhD in 2026 from Johns Hopkins University under the advisorship of David Gepner.

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Research

I am a homotopy theorist by training and I am broadly interested in higher algebra. The bulk of my work is in a field known as tensor-triangular geometry. My work has explored both the foundations of tensor-triangular geometry as well as its applications to examples in chromatic homotopy theory, algebraic geometry, and modular representation theory. As such, I have played interloper among each of these crowds, and am always eager to learn more.

Here are some talks I have given about my research:

1. Higher Zariski geometry, New Directions in Group Theory and Triangulated Categories, 127th Meeting. Recording available here.
2. A derived refinement of a classical reconstruction theorem in tt-geometry, Oberwolfach Workshop 2338a: Tensor-Triangular Geometry and Interactions. [Notes], [Extended Abstract for Oberwolfach Report].