I have always been intrested in how mathematics can be used to describe physics, which has led me to the seemingly obvious work of a theoretical physicist. Within physics, I have long been interested in how gravity and quantum physics might coalesce. Following some undergraduate exposure to quantum information theory, I found Relativistic Quantum Information (RQI) to be the most intriguing path forward.

I am currently in the process of writing a manuscript based on the work found in my MSc thesis, some of which has already been published in a JHEP paper. I have also published a PRD paper with collaborators examining the Unruh effect for more general quantum detectors.

During my undergrad at Mount Allison, I mostly worked under the supervision of Dr. Nathaniel Johnston, working on projects within Quantum Entanglement Theory. I also spent a summer working for Dr. Mark Hamilton working on Geomtric Quantization, during which I was first exposed to symplectic geometry.