User Portlet

I am a PhD student in Chemistry at Louisiana State University with a strong interest in integrating computational tools and artificial intelligence into chemistry education. My work focuses on using Wolfram technologies, particularly the Wolfram Language and Wolfram LLMs, to support student learning, instructional design, and data-driven reasoning in undergraduate chemistry courses.

I have teaching experience in General Chemistry laboratories and have conducted classroom-based research on students’ acceptance and use of Wolfram LLMs as AI teaching assistants. Through this work, I explore how computational notebooks, molecular visualization, data querying, and cloud-deployed tools can enhance conceptual understanding and problem-solving in chemistry.

My broader interests include AI-assisted learning, computational chemistry education, educational innovation, and the design of interactive instructional tools using Wolfram technology. I am especially interested in collaborative projects that connect computation, chemistry, and education research.