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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

Investigating how to improve MRI for adaptive radiotherapy.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

I teach two introductory physics laboratory sections of 25 students each. This includes a short lesson of the material, assisting students in completing the lab, and grading their lab reports and exams.

Assisting a dozen students each week with their introductory physics courses. This includes teaching them problem solving techniques and helping them gain a conceptual understanding of physics.

Cheongju, North Chungcheong, South Korea

I took a gap year from studies to teach English in South Korea. I have always wanted to visit this country and learn the language and culture, and I adore working with children, so I thought this would be an excellent opportunity to do both. I improved my intercultural and communication skills by teaching a subject which is intuitive to me. Communication.

I adapted U-Net neural network architecture to identify and classify anomalies in CSX and CHX beam line images with PyTorch and reached a validation accuracy of 90 percent.Presented research through a report, poster, and half a dozen presentations to various groups of scientists around Brookhaven National Lab. Additionally, I collaborated with a team of.

Boulder, Colorado, United States

At NIST, I worked in a team of three undergraduates to develop ultrasonic ranging methods for bluetooth devices. These bluetooth devices are currently being implemented as affordable contact-tracing methods for COVID-19. I worked with signals processing in C and Python to create, identify, and sort signals.

Boulder, Colorado, United States

I worked as an undergraduate research assistant in the Soft Materials Research Center. Here, I explored properties of liquid crystals through microscope, DSC, and computer analysis.

Upton, New York, United States

I modeled spallation reactions and compared results to experimental data using Monte Carlo simulation program, FLUKA. I reported my findings through both oral and poster presentations to over fifty scientists. When I was not working, I created half a dozen social events for interns to network for present and future collaboration.

Master Of Science - Ms, Medical Physics

Activities and Societies: AAPM member Graduate Student Organization for Physics and Astronomy

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba With Distinction, Physics With A Minor In Business, 3.8

Activities and Societies: CU Prime The Navigators

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Salutatorian Founder of International Club Student Body Secretary Junior Class Secretary