I’m an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Applied Mathematics & Statistics department at Johns Hopkins University.

Most of my energy goes into looking for ways to make mathematics land better — inside my own courses and, where I can, more broadly. I build interactive visualizations for teaching, redesign courses from the ground up, and occasionally formalize mathematics in the Lean theorem prover.

Whether you’re a student, a mathematician, or an educator, feel free to get in touch.

Note. I’m currently in the progress of updating this website using Claude. Turns out Claude is much faster than me! As a consequence, I’m lagging behind by a lot in reviewing and updating the content. Much of the content is outdated and I apologize for that.

From the blog

Architects and Gardeners

George R.R. Martin split writers into architects and gardeners. The same split applies to course planning, and I am firmly a gardener.