About
I am a PhD candidate in Applied Mathematics at Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. I work on mathematical models applied to social systems. Some topics of my work include crime in cities and dynamics of political elections. The methods I use are often a combination of differential equations, numerical simulations, and learning from data. Prior to joining Northwestern, I worked on mathematical models applied to heat transfer and microwave chemistry.
Outside of academics, I enjoy dance, photography, and Aikido. I was the founding president of NuTango, Northwestern University’s Argentine Tango Club. I was also the 2016-17 president of Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Northwestern Chapter.
News
- May 2017 - Won the Red Sock Award for Best Poster Presentation at SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems, Snowbird, UT
- June 2017 - Start data science internship at Airbnb
- April 2017 - Present at Northwestern Computation Research Day
- April 2017 - Organize the Chicago Area SIAM Student Conference, Chicago, IL. See Conference photos here
Media
- Taking about cities and their scaling laws at Seven Minutes of Science Symposium. [Video]
- Featured in Northwestern News Network for research on city scaling laws. [Video]
- Northwestern University’s Data Science Videos. [Video 1] [Video 2]