NSF GRFP Fellow and biomedical engineering Ph.D. candidate in the Naegle lab at the University of Virginia. Use a combination of computational and experimental approaches to study ways to measure and understand kinase activity/regulation. Explore how these tools can be used to understand and target aberrant signaling pathways in cancer. Experienced researcher with a demonstrated history of working in areas varying from materials science to computational biology at the University of Kansas, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and the University of Virginia. Skilled in Matlab, Python, C++, R, and Microsoft Office.