I study the mechanics of embryonic development.
As a Biomedical Engineering PhD candidate at the University of Connecticut, I work at the intersection of various fields.
About
My research focuses on understanding how embryonic behavior emerges from mechanical rules. That work moves between developmental biology, modeling, fluorescence imaging and optics, hardware systems, and rheology. I obtained my Bachelor's of Science in Biomedical Engineering with Honors from the University of Connecticut in 2023.
Outside of research, I enjoy various pursuits: producing house music, photography and videography, and health and fitness.