About Me
I’m a scientist, engineer, advocate, and policy practitioner passionate about the minimizing the risks of emerging technologies and biotechnology on individual rights.
Currently, I am finishing my PhD from Stanford, and looking for opportunities to have a positive impact in science policy.
Research
During my PhD in Genetics at Stanford, I applied population genetics, genetic epidemiology, and computational biology tools to identify the role of social and genetic factors on a range of disease and non-disease traits in understudied populations.
Outreach
I’m passionate about ensuring that everyone can be part of the scientific enterprise and that the benefits of research and innovation reach everyone equitably.
This is especially true for a new age of biotechnology and innovation where new technologies affect our understanding of the human body and life across the globe.
