Hi! I am a PhD candidate in the Greene Lab and Genomics and Computational Biology graduate group at the University of Pennsylvania. My interests broadly span statistical and computational methods applied to biological and biomedical problems. My thesis work has focused on integrating and learning from multi-omics datasets in cancer, particularly large and heterogeneous public databases composed of diverse cancer types including TCGA and CCLE.

Previously, I was a research assistant in computational biology and machine learning at Microsoft Research New England, where I worked with Jennifer Listgarten and Nicolo Fusi. Prior to that, I received my master's degree in the computer science department at Tufts University. I was advised by Lenore Cowen, and I worked with the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology research group at Tufts.

When I'm not doing the research thing, I enjoy playing and watching most sports, cooking, reading, drinking tea, and having deep discussions with my debugging duck.