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 was born April 20th
1970, in New York City, where I spent the first 18 years of my
life, attending Stuyvesant High
School for the last 4 of them. That was a long time ago,
so enough on that. Following that I moved to Pittsburgh, to
attend Carnegie Mellon
University, majoring in Chemistry (with the
Computer Science Track, something mostly like a CS minor).
While there I spent much of my time in the computer clusters,
and much of what was left of the rest I was involved with a
student organisation known as KGB. Upon graduating, I had
the brilliant idea of continuing there for graduate
school, studying under Dave Yaron (studying
with Dave was fine, staying in Pittsburgh was less brilliant).
I did a postdoc in Sheffield, England, working for at the University of Sheffield
(doing the same stuff I did in Grad School), and
one studying combustion chemistry at the New Jersey Institute of
Technology. I'm now working as an adjunct professor,
mostly at Saint John's
University and Brooklyn
College.
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