🧠 PhD Researcher in Computational Neuroimaging
📍 Toronto, Canada | University of Toronto & CAMH

I’m a curious, adaptable, and interdisciplinary researcher developing reliable and reproducible computational neuroimaging tools to advance our understanding of human neurodevelopment and translate scientific innovation into clinical applications that improve the future of healthcare.

• PhD, Medical Science — University of Toronto (in progress)
• MS, Cognitive Psychology — University of Washington
• MEng, Biomedical Engineering — Duke University
• BS, Chemical Engineering — University of Texas at San Antonio

My path from chemical engineering → biomedical engineering → cognitive psychology → neuroscience & brain health reflects what I enjoy most about science: bringing different perspectives and tools together to solve meaningful problems that can improve people's lives.

• Diffusion MRI
• Human neurodevelopment
• White matter
• Computational neuroimaging
• Open science
• Reproducible methods
• Clinical translation

My current neuroimaging projects are part of ongoing research and will be made publicly available as they progress toward publication and release.

I believe science is a public good, and that it carries a responsibility to the communities that make it possible and the people it is ultimately meant to serve. That philosophy shapes my commitment to open, reproducible, and accessible science—and to communicating research beyond the walls of academia.

💖 Doing science for good