cogsci student & signal processing researcher
what i do
I'm interested in tools that bridge technology and the human experience, especially the ones that help us quantify things that usually feel impossible to measure. That's what drew me to neurotech and wearables.
Right now I'm at the Chiba Lab, building systems that capture classroom environments through multimodal biosensor data.
outside the lab
When I'm not at the lab, I'm playing piano, going on a run, thrifting, or making yet another Spotify playlist. Here's my most recent one:
let's connect
Always happy to chat about research, neurotech, music, or anything in between.
cognitive science & computer science at uc san diego
I'm a senior at UCSD studying Cognitive Science (Machine Learning and Neural Computation) with a CS minor. At the Chiba Lab, I work on building and deploying multimodal biosensor systems to study how the autonomic nervous system shapes children's behavior and learning. Learning about the brain and body has also become a personal journey. Understanding how my own brain works is part of what pulls me toward neurotech, wearables, and the tools that make the invisible measurable. That interest runs deep into signal processing too: good research depends on clean, accurate data, and I find a lot of meaning in the work of making noisy physiological signals actually usable.
research, class projects, and things i built for fun