I’m a quantitative biologist/data scientist currently developing machine-learning pipelines for digital pathology at Reveal Biosciences. I’m generally interested in applying machine learning to biological problems, and I’m particularly interested in the intersection of machine learning and microscopy. I’m also interested in the intersection of machine learning and pottery, but that’s a different story.
I earned my PhD from the Süel Lab at UC San Diego, researching electric decision making in dormant microbes. Additionally, I’ve worked with Dr. Yuichi Wakamoto at the University of Tokyo, Dr. Hiroaki Kitano at the Systems Biology Institute, and Dr. Tatsuo Nunoshiba at the International Christian University.
Outside of work, I’m passionate about cooking, reading, spoon carving, and pottery. I’m currently based in San Diego, CA.
