About
I study Engineering Physics at the University of Toronto. I have taken a broad range of courses spanning modern & classical physics, computer science & AI, and electrical engineering.
I am grateful to have been working in Professor Andreas Veneris’s blockchain-focused research group since my first year at UofT. My research includes DeFi protocol design, quantitative finance, market microstructure, payment rails, and digital asset policy (see more).
I am currently focused on two related questions:
- Modernization of Financial Market Infrastructure
In which domains are distributed ledger systems and tokenization truly useful for modernizing FMI? - Market Microstructure for Alternative Assets
How should decentralized markets behave for non-traditional assets like event contracts, compute, perps, everlasting options?
Outside of school and work, I enjoy playing Varsity Lacrosse for UofT, reading, and travelling.