About

My interest in microbial communities began while I was an undergraduate researcher at Arizona State University. After receiving my BSE in chemical engineering from ASU, I wanted a deeper understanding of how these communities function and how they can impact our world. I completed a PhD in Quantitative and Computational Biology at Princeton jointly advised by Ned Wingreen and Mohamed Donia. In my doctoral research, I studied the impact of temporal variability on microbial communities in a variety of contexts. I am now a postdoc at Stanford jointly advised by KC Huang and Ben Good.