The research, policy work, and community service behind BioPolicy, and what I'm planning next.
A calibrated model combining lineage tracing, cell line, and clinical trial data to predict an adaptive dosing benefit in melanoma. Mentored by Dr. Lingting Shi.
Research with Dr. Gomez at the University of Bern: single-cell analysis of 19,963 cells from a published lineage-tracing dataset, testing whether sibling neurons share an identity more often than chance.
A policy proposal prepared for the Chair of the NYC Council Committee on Aging, on supporting the family caregivers who fill the gap in the city's home care system.
A week of farm work and daily chores alongside local Indigenous communities, through The Global Citizens Program.
Revitalizing St. Mary's Park and translating for new arrivals at the Greek Consulate in New York.
A brain-training game I built, with four mini-games (Memory Matrix, Speed Match, Aim Trainer, and Dual Task) to help users stay sharp throughout the day.
Synthesizing my research and blog posts into a single, citeable policy document.
First-hand accounts to ground my policy proposals in real experience.
Connecting BioPolicy's research to organizations already doing this work on the ground.
