Conducting research to further understand the functions of noncoding RNAs, specifically in relation to target-directed miRNA degradation (TDMD). Conduct wet-lab work such as Western Blots, Cell Culture, PCRs, Immunoprecipitation and more. Additionally, in this role I analyse data, communicate my findings with the team and participate in Journal Clubs and other lab events.

Member of the selective Catalyst team within the Stanford Students in Biodesign and Biopharma club. Engaging with bio-entrepreneurship through speaker series and mentoring. Developing products and technologies for healthcare and biomedicine.

1 of 30 fellows selected from an applicant pool of 300+ Stanford undergraduates to participate in a 10-week startup intensive. Developing a novel product in the biotech space.

Conducting research on aging and neurodegeneration in the Wyss-Coray lab.

Student-led Social Innovation team working with the Tourette Community to positively impact the processes of Tic Tracking and Habit Reversal Therapy.

-Creating an aerial drone with optics and GPS to help first-responders locate natural disaster survivors-Co-leading communication and grant writing; Secured $3500 in grants -Diamond Challenge 2020 semi-finalist and invited presenter at SXSW EDU 2020 in Austin Texas

The Stanford Institutes of Medicine Summer Research Program (SIMR) is an 8 week paid lab research program. Selected as 1 of 54 out of 1600+ applicants.