CV

Focused on fundamental problems in robotics — modeling, dynamics, contact, and motion planning. I develop differentiable physics and geometry-based optimization methods that enable scalable control, planning, and real-time autonomy for rigid, deformable, and hybrid robots.

Career progression

Education

Research experience and academic projects

Robot Dynamics, Geometric Mechanics, and Differentiable Physics Engines (Jan 2021–Present)

Soft Robotics Applications (Feb 2020–Present)

Ph.D. Thesis — Analysis, Design, and Development of Electro Active Transducers (Aug 2015–Aug 2019)

Mechatronics design experiences

Patent

Selected publications

See my Google Scholar and ORCID profiles for the complete, up-to-date publication list.

Talks

Teaching

Academic service and leadership

Invited talks

Achievements

Skills

Research interests

Teaching interests