Discovering the mysteries of the human heart.

Member of ROAR AI lab directed by Center for Augmented Cognition Executive Director, Dr. Allen Y. Yang.

Provide assistance and counseling to CS61A and CS61B students on the course materials.

Help facilitate and operate a classroom of 35+ students in CS61A, the biggest introductory to programming course at Berkeley. Provided practical, conceptual, and technical support to students taking CS61A. Organized and directly presented lectures on 2 topics (Linked List, SQL)

Assisting Professor Adam Anderson on his FactGid Cuneiform projecthttps://database.factgrid.de/wiki/User:Adam_Anderson Work in a team of 8-10 members developing an LLM using BERT, GPT4, and other NLP models like FastText, W2W, and LDA. The main goal is to provide a queryable database that allows fast and accurate access to ancient artifacts and historical records information as well as their lexical and literacy translation, serving as a stable source for historical research.

Worked on the OpenSearch project, an open-source software dedicated to real-time application analysis and tailored web search solutions.