projects
Things I've done
A mix of computational biology and ML research, plus projects I've built for competitions, community, and fun.
Identifying genes driving cardiotoxicity and ICI myocarditis using computational models and multi-omics data
view project →An ML tool that diagnoses gliomas from MRI images, used by neuropathologists at three clinics
view project →Competing and problemwriting across Codeforces, AtCoder, USACO, and club contests
view project →A retro mobile browser game for TartanHacks 2026's AppLovin track.
view project →Turning nearly two decades of medication records into dashboards
view project →Using generative models to build more representative training data across patient groups
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Benchmarking ML models to predict the change in enzyme thermostability from a single point mutation
view project →A scientifically rigorous statistics study answering an important question: which pencil type flies farther when launched?
view project →Materials for Python workshops I hosted for elementary school students
view project →honors & awards
ranked 64th out of 4,300+ students with a score of 60/120; was the #1 scorer at CMU
learn morerepresented CMU unofficially onsite in Santiago, Chile; placed 9th on the official leaderboard, a high bronze medal performance
learn morenamed a Top 300 scholar among 2,500 global candidates for my research in genetic drivers of cardiotoxicity →
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invited to attend 2-day program in New York
learn moretop 5 team finalist in health and nutrition category with Neuroflex, a portable EMG device designed for ALS patients
learn morerepresented TJHSST along with 3 other students, won $1,400 for the TJ Computer Team club
learn morepromoted to platinum level in the December 2023 USACO contest
qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination 4 times, scored 9/15 in AIME 2024