Hi, I'm a recent UC Berkeley graduate where I studied the Z-stack of neuroscience, molecular biology, and data science.
These days, you can find me pipetting away in the lab, digging through a design textbook, photographing the Bay Area music scene, or tackling my reading list at a local coffee shop.
I'm excited about using top-down approaches to a) dissect complex biological processes and b) reveal new insights into health and disease.
Tool development, experimental perturbation, and mechanism investigation to better understand the role of microbiomes–from singular specie to ecological community–in the environment and human health.
Writing: an honors thesis (HARNESSING ALTERNATIVE SWEETENERS AS AN ENGRAFTMENT STRATEGY FOR ENGINEERING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES) and co-author publication (SCIENCE ADVANCES).
Modeling the gut-brain axis to understand the role of a dysbiotic microbiome in Parkinson's disease pathophysiology.