I’m a second-year Ph.D. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Michigan, advised by Pei Zhang. My research spans mobile computing, urban and environmental sensing, and applied machine learning. I’m especially interested in developing and deploying smart sensor networks that address environmental and community challenges.
I’m a Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellow (DOE CSGF), supporting my research on a vehicular multimodal sensing system paired with high-performance computing to monitor and analyze rapidly changing urban conditions. Additionally, I’m a NSF Center for Pandemic Insights Trainee, contributing to the development and networking of multimodal sensor systems for detecting pathogens, disease outbreaks, and key environmental events.
Outside of research, I serve as the Labz Editor for ACM XRDS Magazine, a software mentor for the PiHi Samurai FIRST Robotics team, and am constantly working on too many side projects!
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