Projects

Key Highlights
  • Recruited 25+ members from across engineering, neuroscience, and design
  • Secured $5,600+ in hardware donations from outreach to companies
  • Led decoding efforts and workshops to educate members on the use of Python in neuroscience
Leadership Community Building Grant Writing Arduino
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Community/ Education

Neurotech @ NC State

Cofounded and lead a student organization bringing together engineers, neuroscientists, and designers to explore brain-computer interfaces.

Key Highlights
  • Trained an artificial neural network implemented using PyTorch achieving 95.26% accuracy on Bonn EEG dataset
  • Explored deep learning architecture including recurrence, LSTMS, GRUS, and more for epileptic seizure detection
  • Applied data preprocessing and feature extraction techniques to EEG signals
PyTorch Deep Learning EEG Analysis Neural Networks
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Deep Learning

Epilepsy State Decoder

Explored deep learning techniques to classify epileptic states from the Bonn dataset, achieving 95.26% accuracy in seizure detection using a simple ANN.

Key Highlights
  • Preprocessed and cleaned EEG data from schizophrenia patients
  • Extracted power spectral density features across frequency bands
  • Trained and evaluated multiple ML classifiers for diagnostic prediction
  • Explored challenges of working with noisy neural data
Python Machine Learning Signal Processing EEG Analysis
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Machine Learning

Schizophrenia EEG Classification

Built machine learning models to classify schizophrenia from EEG data using power spectral density features.

Coursework

A collection of the most interesting courses I've taken thus far in my undergraduate degree.

ECE 505

Neural Interface Engineering

This class covered biophysics, considerations about stimulation/ recording electrode design, and a deep dive into existing applications (pacemakers, retinal implants, DBS, etc.) .
Main takeaway: material scientists are unbelievably underappreciated.

ST 422

Mathematical Statistics II

This class primarily covered estimators and how to evaluate their quality combined an in depth revist of fundamental statistical tools such as confidence intervals and hypothesis testing.
Main Takeaway: A new perspective on inference and how to think about the quality of guesses.

BIO 488/588

Neurobiology

This class covered the ionic basis of the action potential, synaptic plasticity, various motor pathways/ neural networks, and the neural basis for several disorders.
Main takeaway: Plasticity is an extremely powerful concept.

ECD 310H

Caldwell Fellows Seminar

This class covered a wide array of topics with a focus on servant leadership and developing a personal definition of leadership.
Main takeaway: The importance of understanding who you are serving and why you are serving them before actually taking action.

Upcoming Coursework

ECE 492

Physical AI with Brain-Inspired Electronics

Spring 2026

CSC 491

Neural Networks

Spring 2026

ST 434

Applied Time Series

Fall 2026