About me

I’m a Graduate Fellow in the laboratory of A. J. Hudspeth at Rockefeller University (RU) and a member of the Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology and Medicine (CBM). I study the development and regeneration of highly specialized sensory cells in the inner ear using single-cell genomics, deep learning, and dynamical systems theory.

‘Day science’ employs reasoning that meshes like gears and achieves results with the force of certainty. ‘Night science’ is a sort of workshop of the possible, where hypotheses take the form of vague presentiments and hazy sensations. -François Jacob

Publications

Check out my publications on Google Scholar

Fellowships

Karolinska Institutet Nicholson Fellowship, 2022
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program, 2021
Graduate Fellowship, Rockefeller University, 2020 
NSF REU Program, University of Pittsburgh, 2018

Education

BS in Molecular Biology & Applied Math, Lipscomb University, 2019

Organizations

CBM/RU Student Representative Councils, 2020
New York Academy of Sciences Member, 2019
Tri-Beta Biological Honors Society, 2017

The Philosopher’s Garden at Rockefeller University