I am currently serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Tulane University. My master's research focused on characterizing and analyzing biological samples for Surface-enhanced Raman Spectroscopy, particularly in the context of disease diagnosis and the identification of biofilm-forming bacterial strains. In the fall of 2023, I joined the Rubtsov research group with a keen interest in developing innovative methods for measuring the 2D structures of molecules in solution at physiological temperatures. Our group is actively involved in applying these novel structural methods to understand and target the mechanisms underlying the biological functioning of proteins and enzymes. Specifically, we explore the roles that the two-dimensional arrangement and dynamics of structural fluctuations play in enzyme functionality. Our research incorporates nonlinear femtosecond spectroscopy techniques, including two-dimensional IR spectroscopy, to capture rapid snapshots of the structural distribution of molecules in solution.