Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
Biomedical Engineering master student at ETH Zurich with a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics with honors in physics from Davidson College. Driven by a passion for research and innovation, I aim to further my academic career in Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics. I recognize the power of teamwork, and I am committed to applying my strong problem-solving and reasoning skills to collaborate effectively and make a meaningful positive impact on the lives of others.
Habitat imaging analysis of local failure in skull base cancer patients treated with proton therapy.
Tutored for General Physics I with Calculus and General Physics II with Calculus.
Acquired nuclear physics and nuclear engineering skills. Performed both 36S(d,p) and 36S(d,t) neutron transfer reactions at the John D. Fox Superconducting Linear Accelerator Laboratory to investigate the nuclear shell structure of Sulfur-37 and Sulfur-35.
Under the guidance of Dr. Ben Levy, I was part of a medical physics research project involving Magnetomotive Ultrasound (MMUS). We designed and validated a computational model of a blood clot via finite element analysis (FEA) that relates the resonance frequency of a clot to its stiffness.