Bioengineering PhD student
I received my B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University. At Hopkins, I worked on elucidating the structural basis of immunocytokine function for cancer immunotherapy. In addition, I developed machine learning algorithms to computationally design orthogonal protein pairs for targeted osteoinduction in stem cells. At the Sgourakis Lab, I hope to combine both my experimental and computational background to develop bispecific T-cell engager for cancer immunotherapy.
In my free time, I enjoy chilling with my cats and exploring new restaurants.