I am a graduate student in Applied Mathematics based in Brisbane, Australia. I am interested in the areas of computational science and scientific machine learning. My current research focuses on physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) and their application to complex fluid dynamics.
I am also a competitive sailor specialising in high-performance hydorfoiling catamarans. I currently campaign a Nacra 17, Nacra F20 Carbon FCS and the America's Cup-lineage SL33. These are development-class platforms capable of speeds exceeding 30 knots, requiring precise flight control and rapid tactical decision-making to manage their unstable foiling dynamics. Notable recent results include:
- 2023 Australian Formula 18 Youth Champion
- 2023 Australian Formula 16 Vice-Champion
- 2024 Australian Nacra 15 Vice-Champion
Sailing
Nacra 17
High-performance semi-foiling catamaran.
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SL33
Former Team New Zealand full foiling 10 metre grand prix racing catamaran
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Goodall Design Foiling Viper
5 metre full foiling catamaran equipped with Z foils.
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Archive
My Computer Science Undergraduate Degree: A Comprehensive Breakdown
This post offers a comprehensive reflection on my computer science undergraduate journey in machine learning and AI, detailing the various courses in computer science, the textbooks used, and the evolution of my study habits.
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My Mathematics Undergraduate Degree: A Comprehensive Breakdown
This post offers a comprehensive reflection on my mathematics undergraduate journey, detailing the various courses in maths, statistics, and physics, the textbooks used, and the evolution of my study habits.
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Nacra 17: Why This "Old" Boat is My New Favorite Multihull
Despite being over a decade old with no active class racing, the 2014 Nacra 17 I recently raced was incredibly competitive. So competitive, in fact, that I purchased it. Discover why this design, with its revolutionary curved foils and lightweight construction, is giving modern F18s a run for their money.
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