About
Welcome! I am a PhD Candidate at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, where I combine computational methods with machine learning to help solve challenging problems in medicine and materials science.
Think of proteins as tiny molecular machines that perform countless essential functions in our bodies. My work focuses on understanding how these machines work and engineering them to work better – whether that's developing new therapeutic drugs or understanding disease mechanisms. I'm also fascinated by how we can use similar computational techniques to design new materials with properties not found in nature.
When I'm not training neural networks or running molecular simulations, I enjoy running with my legs and away from problems.