My teaching experience at AUC includes introductory physics, some applied mathematics, energy science, physics lab courses, nanoscience, and the Maker Lab course.  I am also an AUC tutor, serving as an academic advisor and helping students to make the most of AUC's curriculum.

My formal education consists of a BSc in physics and a BSEng in mechanical engineering from Ohio University, and a PhD in electrical engineering from Princeton University.  During my PhD and some later research work, I have focused on solid-state nanoscale systems and low-temperature electron (spin) physics.