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  • Dept of Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Tech
  • Atlanta, Georgia

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PhD student at the Georgia Institute of Technology's DICELab.

  • Scalable computational algorithms and frameworks for MDO (multidisciplinary design optimization) of fixed-wing aircrafts and eVTOL vehicles.
  • Shape and topology optimization for reduced drag, weight, and recently, crashworthiness.

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