Current Young Scholars Role
Outreach Vice Chair
Research Area
Creating highly secure networks that are based on the laws of physics and quantum communications, rather than the complexity of codes, which could be broken.
Current Position
Wigner Fellow, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Education
- Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Purdue University
- BS, Electrical Engineering and Physics, University of Alabama
Young Scholar Research
Secure optical communications based on temporal cloaking of high-speed classical data streams and pulse shaping of entangled photons to create secure quantum key distribution.
Other Honors
- 2015 Purdue College of Engineering Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award
- 2014 First Place Siegman International School on Lasers Poster Competition
- 2012 – 2015 NDSEG Fellowship
- 2011 University of Alabama Outstanding Senior Physics Major
Fun Fact
I am an avid bass guitar player and almost went to college for music instead of engineering.