
Driven research intern with hands-on experience in analytical instrumentation and data analysis. Proficient in developing experimental designs and collaborating across disciplines to support impactful biomedical research and enhance clinical practices.
Managed front desk operations and supported clinical procedures, including patient scheduling, insurance and billing tasks, chairside assistance, and instrument sterilization. Communicated with patients about treatment plans, post-operative instructions, and office policies.
Worked alongside Dr. Shashi Karna to examine nanotechnology as a tool to enhance biomedical research. I created peptide capped gold nanoclusters, used TEM to determine the variation in sizes of these clusters, and used ANOVA to assess whether or not these nanoclusters would be viable for biomedical use.
Served as a liaison between students and the Board of Education, ensuring student perspectives were represented in District-level policy, curriculum, and governance decisions. Advocated for educational equity, inclusivity, and student well-being while participating in board meetings, leadership retreats, and school visits.
Focused on developing analytical methods to study buprenorphine pharmacokinetics in non-human primate models, supporting translational research in drug metabolism and dosing for human and veterinary applications.
Selected participant in a competitive, project-based program, collaborating remotely to investigate climate change using computational analysis of satellite imagery and predictive modeling.
Conducted and published an independent computational research project examining how color distance affects graphic readability for individuals with color vision deficiencies, improving accessibility in digital design.