Yale Undergraduate Research Journal (YURJ) is an undergraduate-run, undergraduate-based research journal that showcases some of the most exciting discoveries made by our fellow Yalies! Over the years, we've published research pieces that have covered everything from Mary Shelley to environmental racism and neuronal dendrites. It's that simple: you bring your biggest, brightest ideas, and we'll give you the space to share it with the world.

We are Yale’s only student-run incubator on campus. We focus on accelerating healthcare, healthtech, and biotech startups. Our mission is to connect ambitious undergraduate entrepreneurs with visionary founders from Yale and the New Haven community. Every year, we select from some of the most promising startups in various health-focused fields at Yale, each at a unique stage of development, to join our incubator. Our passionate and driven students play a pivotal role in helping these startups reach critical milestones and accelerate their growth. Last year, we proudly supported 4 innovative ventures, and we are excited to build on this success in the 2024-2025 academic year.

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.

The Ladue Community Stem and Robotics Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing STEM opportunities with an emphasis on robotics to school communities in the St. Louis region through hands-on experiences, funding, and mentoring. In addition to fundraising ~$10,000, we have impacted more than 1500 elementary and middle schoolers in the St. Louis area by running afterschool programs, summer camps, events, and more. To learn about our ventures, visit our website at laduestem.org.

Spent 7 weeks at Stony Brook University during the summer researching the effects of Zinc Oxide thin films (created using Atomic Layer Deposition) on Anionic Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells. Presented findings at Garcia Symposium and accepted to Materials Research Society Conference as lead presenter of the project.

Selected as one of five editors for the Journal of Ethics in Science and Technological Innovations, a published undergraduate journal with the goal of analyzing the ethics of novel scientific procedures. This year's edition is linked here: https://you.stonybrook.edu/jesti/.

Member of the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Student Advisory Council, selected by the superintendent to help provide a student perspective on administrative policies within the school.