I am a third-year undergraduate student at Virginia Tech with a strong passion for computational neuroscience and its applications in brain-computer interface (BCI) software to facilitate human-computer interaction. My interests lie in leveraging advanced computational frameworks to enhance BCI technologies, ultimately improving user experience and accessibility.In addition to my primary focus on BCI and neuroscience, I am interested in exploring the intersection of technology and law. Specifically, I aim to assess and develop computational frameworks that can be applied within the legal sector, particularly in the domains of intellectual property and health law. My goal is to contribute to the evolution of legal practices by integrating innovative technological solutions that address contemporary challenges in these fields.Through my interdisciplinary approach, I seek to bridge the gap between neuroscience, technology, and law, fostering advancements that benefit both individual users and broader societal systems!