about me

I'm a student at Carnegie Mellon studying computational biology and AI. My interests are in applying AI models to omics data to identify mechanisms and targets behind disease. Right now, I'm working in the Koes Lab at the University of Pittsburgh on generative models for drug discovery.

In Dr. Jennifer Kwan's lab at Yale I've studied the mechanisms behind cardiotoxicity and ICI myocarditis →, and I built GlioGrade →, an ML tool that diagnoses gliomas from MRI scans, now used by neuropathologists at three clinics. I've also volunteered at NOVA ScriptsCentral →, transforming nearly two decades of medication records into dashboards and getting to experience the human side of healthcare. I also like working on side projects, my favorite one in recent memory being teaching robot arms to joust → at HackCMU 2026.

Outside of research I'm an avid competitive programmer → and aspiring ultimate frisbee player.