I am a Professor of Chemical Engineering, where I have served on the faculty since 2003. My work spans research, teaching, and mentorship at the intersection of fluid mechanics, computational, and biomedical applications. I lead an interdisciplinary research program that integrates modeling and experimentation to address complex engineering problems in medicine. In the classroom, I teach core and advanced courses across the chemical engineering curriculum, with an emphasis on connecting fundamental principles to modern computational tools and emerging technologies. I have served as the Graduate Program Director for Chemical Engineering for 10+ years and on several other committees at the department, engineering school, and universty levels.