My passion for engineering the future of medicine has led me to pursue opportunities to work on engineering research that has medical applications. During my undergraduate program at MIT, I conducted biomaterials research to develop better interfaces between electronics and biological tissues. During graduate school I developed a greater interest in mechatronics and controls and I have pursued research that enables me to further develop those skills. Currently, in my PhD program in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford, I am developing a cellphone-based diagnostic tool for sensory neuropathy.
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Collaborative Haptics and Robotics in Medicine Lab and Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab: developing cellphone-based diagnostic tools for sensory neuropathy. (graduate research)
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MIT Zhao Lab: developed hydrogels with potential to create a seamless interface between electronics and biological tissues (undergraduate research)
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