About me
I am a PIMS-CNRS post-doctoral fellow at the University of Regina working under the supervision of Karen Meagher. I am presently working on problems related to combinatorial properties of graphs in the perfect matching association scheme. In addition, I am also presently generalizing certain methods introduced in my PhD thesis to solve more general cases of the directed Oberwolfach problem. Lastly, I have started to work on problems related to pursuit-evasion games and domination games played on graphs.
As a post-doc, I want to take the opportunity to establish new collaborations and work on new problems. Although I am not currently looking to start a new project, if you would like to discuss research, please feel free to contact me.
In September 2024, I completed my PhD at the University of Ottawa under the supervision of Mateja Šajna. The focus of my doctoral thesis was on cycle decompositions of directed graphs. My thesis received the University of Ottawa Department of Mathematics and Statistics PhD Thesis Award which was awarded to the best PhD thesis in mathematics and statistics completed in 2024. During my PhD, I also visited Daniel Horsley to collaborate at Monash University in Melbourne Australia for a period of seven months. I was funded by the NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship Program. I also received the NSERC Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement to fund my travels to Australia.
Research interests: Design theory, graph theory, combinatorial games, and combinatorial properties of graphs in association schemes.
