Calgary, Alberta, Canada
I’m a second-year student in Computer Science and Biological Sciences, driven by a passion for the overlap of AI, healthcare, and biotechnology. My research encompasses multi-agent systems, quantum models for healthcare trust, and neurodevelopmental disorders, such as Dup15q. At HERO Lab and ACHRI, I focus on bioinformatics and computational biology. With a background in software, I strive to develop impactful, human-centred solutions that advance medicine and society.
- Help organize and deliver club events and competition programming - Create educational videos and learning resources for events - Develop challenge content, including prompt design and problem materials - Communicate with partners/sponsors to support events and judging
- Manage and maintain the SeizureBiomeDB database, ensuring data accuracy, integrity, and accessibility for researchers and clinicians. - Oversee day-to-day database operations, including updates, troubleshooting, and performance monitoring. - Develop and implement data management best practices to improve efficiency and reliability.
- Conducting research that examines the gut microbiota in animal models - Creating a Seizure Database to house data for researchers as part of ACHRI - Utilized PostgreSQL, Node.js, and Express.js - Examine snails to test for memory and learning, as well as examining the differences in gut microbiome between wildtype and mutant strains.
Conducting research studies at the intersection of AI/ML, quantum computing, and human factors engineering to revolutionize healthcare & emergency practices, collaborating closely with Dr. Junho Park at the HERO Lab.
- Lead marketing strategy and execution to communicate MEDLIFE’s mission across digital and campus platforms. - Manage and guide the marketing team in planning and promoting events, fundraisers, and volunteer initiatives. - Amplify awareness of MEDLIFE’s global impact supporting low-income communities in South America and Africa.
-Play a vital role in our mission to support low-income communities through healthcare, education, and development initiatives throughout continents such as South America & Africa -Work on connecting MEDLIFE Calgary with potential sponsors and community members
- Working on creating an Alzheimer’s Detection Device, using a laminar flow assay that examines biomarkers associated with the disease - Involved in both the wet and dry lab to model proteins and nucleic acids, and conduct literature review - Project work is intended for BIOMOD submission
- Worked on raising money for BMERIT projects through community initiatives - Helped organize multiple events, including UFloursih, Women In Engineering, and BioDesign Synergy - Money for these goes toward funding for projects like the hand-pedal system and IR Remote for dementia patients