About
I’m a PhD student in Computer Science at New York University, advised by Oded Regev. I develop interpretable machine learning methods for computational biology, with a focus on genomic sequence-to-function models, sequence design, and RNA regulatory mechanisms.
Before NYU, I received my B.S. (2024) and M.S. (2025) in Computer Science from UCLA, where I worked with Elior Rahmani on robust representation learning from electronic health records.
News
Oct 2026Giving a talk at NECB 2026 on interpretable sequence-to-function models.Aug 2026Poster accepted at MLCB 2026 (presenting in November).Feb 2026Our biobank-scale gene–environment interaction paper was accepted at RECOMB 2026.Aug 2025Started my PhD in Computer Science at NYU, advised by Oded Regev.
Selected Publications
Deciphering regulatory logic with interpretable sequence-to-function models
CoRGI: GNNs with Convolutional Residual Global Interaction for Lagrangian Simulation
A biobank-scale method for learning environmental modulators of gene-environment interaction underlying complex traits
Disease subtyping using electronic health records via contrastive learning with latent domain generalization
