About Me

I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University in the department of biomedical engineering. My postdoctoral research involves using state-of-the-art computational techniques to study cancer and immunotherapy.

I have always been passionate about applying mathematics to study the complex interactions that occur in biological systems, especially in the state of disease. During my doctoral studies, I developed novel methodology to study oxygen regulation in skeletal muscle with the help of various computational methods.

During my spare time I enjoy spending time outdoors with my best friend, Stokes (right). My other hobbies include playing guitar, sailing, flying planes and martial arts (mainly jiujitsu and krav maga).