Professor Mingming Wu's Biofluidics Lab:Examining the roles of mechanics in immunotherapy; developing research on whether immune motility is important for the ability of immune cells to kill tumor cells and how it would change in different environmental conditions. Developing a script for automated tracking of immune cell movement without needing manual measurements

Leading a team of project team members in order to designing an automated feeding system that uses machine learning to assess behavior in tilapia to minimize food and energy waste. Engineered and installed video capturing systems and camera positioning modules for monitoring tilapia tanks at Cornell’s outdoor greenhouse labs (Kenneth Post)

Worked on experimental/field research to study invasive Dreissenids as potential contributors to the reemergence of Mayflies in Oneida Lake

Worked as a leader and supervisor for group of campers and worked together with other counselors from 9-5 every weekday

Under a University professor, studied topics in insulin, drought-resistant crops, COVID-19 tests, and other bioengineering topics including new breakthroughs in the field. Also studied topics in Relativity including Galilean relativity, Einstein's postulates, Lorentz transformations, four-vectors, Compton scattering, the Einstein and de Broglie relations, and mass-energy equivalence

Researched and tested reactions including testing results and yields from Grignard synthesis, Wittig reaction, Borneo/Isoborneol reduction, and Suzuki reaction using IR machine and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy

Analyzed the correlation of determinants, including median household income, educational attainment, and location, for battery electric vehicle adoption in Nassau County using geospatial and statistical analysis