Greetings!  I’m a new junior faculty member in the ECE department 
in the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, where I teach computer 
engineering courses in areas such as microprocessors and computer 
architecture.   Previously, I was at the CISE department in the 
University of Florida’s College of Engineering, where I taught 
discrete math, computer organization, computer architecture, and 
the physical limits of computing.
	My primary research interests are in the areas of the 
fundamental physics of computing, novel nanoelectronic 
technologies for digital logic, and fundamental new computing 
paradigms that will be important for efficient computing at the 
nanoscale, including reversible computing and quantum computing.  
I also have an interest in computational methods for multi-domain 
physical simulation of nanoelectronic devices (in support of the 
aforementioned goals), and in technologies and infrastructures 
for high-performance computing that are suitable for supporting 
such applications.