About Me

PhD Candidate | Biomedical Engineering | Researcher 

I’m a PhD candidate in Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech & Emory University, specializing in machine learning-driven diagnostic technologies to tackle global healthcare challenges. My research focuses on developing rapid, low-cost diagnostic solutions for infectious diseases, leveraging machine learning and microfluidics to enhance detection accuracy and accessibility.

My passion for machine learning in biomedical applications has driven me to expand my expertise beyond traditional biomedical engineering. I’ve pursued advanced coursework, including Georgia Tech’s CS 7641 Machine Learning and MITx 6.86x Machine Learning with Python, applying these skills to projects like scRNA-seq analysis and carbapenemase class separation using supervised ML techniques. This interdisciplinary approach enables me to bridge the gap between engineering, data science, and translational technologies.