I graduated from Michigan State University in May 2023 with dual B.S. degrees in Neuroscience and Psychology, a concentration in Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience, and a minor in Cognitive Science.
Currently, I am a research fellow at the National Institute of Mental Health investigating the neuropsychopharmacology of ketamine and other experimental therapeutics for treatment-resistant depression and suicidality.
I am interested in using computational and neuroimaging methods to understand how changes in brain and body systems shape psychiatric symptoms and treatment response. My broader research interests include computational psychiatry, psychopharmacology, interoception, psychedelics, and contemplative science.
I am pursuing MD-PhD training with the goal of a career as a physician-neuroscientist.