My research interests include multiphase flow, droplet dynamics, clean hydrogen energy systems, and decarbonization. I am an experimentalist in thermo-fluid sciences and engage in both fundamental and applied research. As the director of the Multiscale Thermal Fluids Laboratory (MTFL) at WPI, I lead a team that focuses on addressing thermo-fluidic challenges across a variety of applications. Within MTFL, we place a strong emphasis on inclusivity and diversity.

My commitment to inclusivity and accessibility is also reflected in my teaching and educational services. As an educator, my role extends beyond disseminating knowledge. I work to enhance critical thinking and creativity in students by empowering them with the skills they need to become successful engineers, researchers, and problem solvers in their future roles. The courses I teach include ME 514: Fluid Dynamics, ES 3004: Fluid Mechanics, ES 3001: Thermodynamics, ES 3003: Heat Transfer, and ME 4429: Thermofluid Application and Design.