My research centers around the discovery and engineering of functionalities in complex magnetic, electronic, and quantum oxides. Precisely engineering the boundary conditions of nanoscale crystals can stabilize interesting properties and topologies, which we can then image with modern real- and reciprocal space techniques. I am particularly interested in systems with nontrivial functional orders, such as structural disorder, noncolinear magnetism, and complex ferroic domains. My goal is to combine materials design, atomically precise synthesis, and state-of-the art metrology techniques to create materials and devices for understanding fundamental physics and applications in computation. By mixing AI-driven metrology and process optimization with our own expertise, we can further accelerate the transition of quantum materials from discovery in the lab to a producible and useful scale.