Graph analytics at scale
Parallel algorithms for large dynamic graphs and hypergraphs.
I shall join as a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Information Technology in Fall 2026 in the College of Computing and Software Engineering at Kennesaw State University. I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in the CReWMaN Lab at Missouri University of Science and Technology, where I work with Prof. Sajal K. Das.
I have a PhD in Computer Science from Missouri S&T. My research focuses on high-performance computing for graph analytics, scalable AI, and applications in cyber-physical systems.
Parallel algorithms for large dynamic graphs and hypergraphs.
Efficient learning pipelines for evolving and data-intensive systems, including semi-supervised learning and graph-informed AI methods.
Optimization and decision-making for EV charging, Urban Air Mobility, wildfire logistics, and other CPS applications.
CUDA, OpenMP, Open MPI, and SYCL implementations designed to exploit modern CPU-GPU and distributed HPC architectures.
May 28
Attended IPDPS 2026. Our paper ESCHER was presented, and I served as a judge in the student poster competition.
Apr 23
NSF CSSI grant awarded: Collaborative Research: Elements: CHAI: Cyberinfrastructure for Hypergraph-based Analysis and Innovation.
IEEE TPDS, 2025
Pervasive and Mobile Computing, 2026
IPDPS, 2026
ICS, 2026
ICCPS, 2026
IEEE LCN, 2025
The full publication list is also available on Google Scholar.