Theoretical Neuroscience

I am pursuing a Ph.D. degree in physics at Yale University to understand the computational principles of the brain.

On this page, I collect my academic writings and personal notes related to math, physics, and theoretical neuroscience.


Nemenman & Mehta on Random-with-Constraints

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Nemenman & Mehta (2025) argue for random-with-constraints as a minimal modeling strategy for high-dimensional biology. At the heart of this approach was ...

Introduction to Complexity

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I recently took the online course Introduction to Complexity from the Santa Fe Institute. Here are my study notes.

Senior Thesis

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Just submitted my senior thesis to the physics department at Notre Dame yesterday. A milestone for my undergraduate physics research. I worked on the anisotr...