Won the 2024 HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGIES FOR Low ­RESOURCE SETTINGS PRIZE by VentureWell and NIH ($15,000).Worked with subteam members to research, design, test, and create NanoLIST, an at-home lead testing device.

Lead weekly eboard meetingsOrganized WLC events, fireside chats, and interviews with women of color advocates and executives.Organized Gbody meetings on discrimination and POC POVsAccessed and applied to grants

Interned for Professor/Doctor Ching-Hwa Sung at the Sung Lab in Weill Cornell Medicine and the NYSBC (New York Structural Biology Center)Made segmentations using Amira, a software used to convert a series of images into 3D and 4D models.Studied and mapped rod terminals and their components to show the effects of a knocked-out gene.Worked from 9-5 every summer weekday at Weill Cornell Graduate School.Shadowed Dr. Chuang on the process of obtaining retina layers from live mice.Measured the thickness of retina layers using InSightUsed ImageJ and Fiji to measure the area of the choroid growth to study Wet MDCounted microglia using ZenWrote a research paper on the findings.

Completed 80+ hours of volunteer work.Volunteer of the Month (October) - 1 of the 16 chosen from the 294 total members.Worked with other members to be involved in the community, about 1-3x a week.Written letters to elderly and people in need through Citymeals and Dear NY.Transcribed national archives.Tutored peers