Gmail: Haninadlt@gmail.com
Phone: (210)-724-4492
Nina is currently pursuing her PhD at UT Austin in the Oden Institute's Computational Science, Engineering, and Math (CSEM) program. She has a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). She is currently advised by Dr. Etienne Vouga, and her research focuses on paper simulation and pop-up cards! Nina’s work lies at the intersection of graphics, math, and art. Nina believes that mathematics is elegant, beautiful, and deserves to be accessible to all, and with the right communication, inspires those who dare to gaze upon it.
If spotted in the wild, Nina is most recognizable by the signature bow in her hair. In an attempt to deflect from her vanity, she claims that the majority of her bows were gifts from friends. Nina has been facing recent internal conflict as she wants to switch to fun hair clips but can’t because of branding purposes.
Nina studied abroad in Strasbourg, France for four months in the fall of 2022. Unfortunately no, Nina does not in fact speak french at all. But she does have the strange abilities to 1: Read french sentences very terribly but with great confidence, and 2: Speak loud gibberish that sound somewhat french-like.
Nina is proficient in Python, Matlab, Julia, Javascript, GLSL, Git, and Surface Evolver and has some experience with R, C and C++. Nina is versed in technical writing, public speaking and communication, and working in teams. Nina is very sociable and approachable; please don’t be afraid to reach out!
Aside from her research, most recently Nina has worked as a documentation intern at MathWorks, a matching and data analyst for the Office of Career and Life Design at UT, and as a teaching assistant in the Computer Science department at UT. Her first job ever was as an instructor at Mathnasium, a math tutoring center for grades k-12th. Nina values being able to communicate and present difficult technical topics in ways that are easy to understand and fun to learn.
