Computational neuroscientist, AI builder, field researcher, musician, and martial artist — from Princeton, NJ to Laikipia, Kenya.
I'm a sophomore at Princeton University studying Computational Neuroscience, with concentrations in Bioengineering and Statistics & Machine Learning. My research cuts across neuroscience, clinical medicine, AI, and field ecology — all connected by a passion for finding structure in complex biological systems.
Before Princeton, I graduated valedictorian of Bordentown Regional High School (ranked 1st of 200), competed nationally in science and mock trial, earned a 1st-degree black belt in Shotokan Karate, and built a music production company as a teenager.
Outside the lab, I'm co-director of Old NasSoul, Princeton's R&B and Soul a cappella group, a lifeguard, and an FAA-certified drone pilot with field research experience across three continents.
Performing arts, athletics, leadership, and service — the full picture.
I'm always open to research collaborations, neuroscience conversations, or talking through AI ventures. Reach out via email or find me on LinkedIn.