I study mathematics and computer science at UNC-Chapel Hill, with an interest in mathematical theory at the intersection of pure and applied problems. I am President of the Carolina Math Club (400+ members), a co-lead in the Chapel Hill Math Circle, and work in the Cardiovascular Modeling and Simulation Laboratory.
Recently, I was part of the RIPS program at the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM), where I collaborated with a team of fellow undergraduates and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory on surrogate-based derivative providers for finite element methods.
Reach me at reiyah [at] unc [dot] edu or on my LinkedIn.