Biography

I grew up in Long Valley, New Jersey, and it was during high school that I first developed an appreciation for the beauty and complexities of physics. I then received a Bachelor of Arts from Colgate University with a major in physics and minor in biology, while lettering in Varsity Lacrosse. There, I was a long standing member of Professor of Physics Ken Segall’s team where I investigated superconducting circuits for neurocomputational modeling with applications to epilepsy. During my summers, I additionally conducted research in bioelectronics and nano-optics. My undergraduate experiences have driven my passion to use research to address long standing medical issues and unmet clinical needs. I am pursuing a MPhil at Cambridge with Dr. Chris Rodger’s group to further develop Deuterium Metabolic Imaging (DMI) as a viable clinical tool for neuroimaging. Engaging in this research, I aspire to contribute significantly to the field of medical imaging throughout my predoctoral experience. I am honored to be joining the esteemed Gates Cambridge Community, and greatly look forward to beginning my work.

Previous Education

Colgate University Physics 2024