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Education
- New York University: Ph.D. in Computer Science, advised by Oded Regev 2025–present
- University of California, Los Angeles: M.S. in Computer Science. Thesis: Subtyping Glaucoma with Robust Contrastive Dimension Reduction 2025
- University of California, Los Angeles: B.S. in Computer Science, Minor in Bioinformatics, Magna Cum Laude 2024
Research Experience
- Regev Lab, NYU: PhD Researcher Aug 2025–present
Interpretable sequence-to-function models of combinatorial regulatory logic in post-transcriptional RNA processing (splicing, mRNA degradation, subnuclear localization). - Rahmani Lab, UCLA: Graduate Researcher May 2023–Jul 2025
Robust representation learning and latent domain discovery for patient stratification from longitudinal EHRs; glaucoma subtyping and treatment selection. - Bouchard Lab, UCLA: Student Researcher May 2022–Jul 2025
Interpretable, uncertainty-aware landslide susceptibility mapping with spatial Neural Additive Models; GPU-accelerated Jacobian and NTK computation for Levenberg–Marquardt training.
Honors
- Shivkumar Endowed Scholarship in Computer Science, UCLA 2022
- Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
- Upsilon Pi Epsilon Computing Honor Society
Publications
Conference Papers
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
Posters & Abstracts
Deciphering regulatory logic with interpretable sequence-to-function models
In Preparation
Deciphering regulatory logic with interpretable sequence-to-function models
Precision first-line therapy selection for lowering intraocular pressure: generalizable patient stratification from electronic health records
Talks
- Deciphering regulatory logic with interpretable sequence-to-function models
New England Computational Biology Symposium (NECB) · Oct 2026 - Interpretable Neural Additive Models for Landslide Susceptibility Across Multiple Triggers
Southern California Geomorphology Symposium · 2025
Teaching & Service
- Reader, Introduction to Data Science, UCLA Winter 2024
- Peer Tutor, Upsilon Pi Epsilon & Tau Beta Pi, UCLA 2021–2024
- Reviewer, RECOMB 2024, 2025; MLCB 2026
