Welcome!

I am a Computational Science PhD candidate in the joint doctoral program between San Diego State University and the University of California, Irvine. My research focuses on computational developmental toxicology, where I develop and apply mathematical and computational modeling techniques to study biological systems.

Under the advisement of Dr. Uduak George and Dr. Karilyn Sant, my work integrates network analysis, machine learning, and high-throughput data analysis to understand the effects of environmental exposures on development. I am particularly interested in enhancing model interpretability and applying these methodologies to broader biological and toxicological challenges.

For more details on my research, visit my Research Page!


Education

Doctor of Philosophy, Computational Science (2020 - present)
San Diego State University and University of California Irvine
Dissertation Title: Computational Models to Assess the Role of Environmental Exposures in Development

Bachelor of Science, Applied Mathematics, cum laude (2015-2019)
San Diego State University


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danRerLib Python Package

Excited to announce my new publication danRerLib: a python package for zebrafish transcriptomics!

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ARCS Scholar Recognition

I was recently recognized as an ARCS Scholar at the annual Scientist of the Year Event!

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George Lab

Check out the George Lab website for information about all the cool work we are working on!

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Fellowships and Scholarships

For a full list of my accomplishments, awards, projects, and much more please see my CV.


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