My role as president of Neurotech @ NC State is to help facilitate our main goals of education, projects, and service. Since starting the club last August alongside my amazing cofounders, we have hosted a 30 person hackathon, worked extensively on assistive technology, acquired some fun hardware from some awesome companies, and hosted several product demos/ guest lectures for our members. Go check us out on our website!
Member of the software subteam working on simulations and data analysis for prosthetic leg development.
As a TA for BIO 488/588 I held exam review sessions for students, helped with grading exams, and built interactive visualizations for them to better understand topics I struggled with.
Built for neurobiology students based on topics I struggled with when I took the class. Code and resources can be accessed here or on GitHub.
Interactive 3D visualization demonstrating the effects of optic nerve damage on visual pathways.
View visualization →3D model illustrating neural connections and pathways within the visual system.
View visualization →A collection of the most interesting courses I've taken thus far in my undergraduate degree.
Biophysics, stimulation/recording electrode design, and existing applications (pacemakers, retinal implants, DBS, etc.).
Main takeaway: material scientists are unbelievably underappreciated.
Advances in neuromorphic computing, leveraging physical systems to perform computation, and unique considerations for on-chip computing.
Main takeaway: why does physics keep showing up everywhere?
Estimators and how to evaluate their quality, plus an in-depth revisit of confidence intervals and hypothesis testing.
Main takeaway: a new perspective on inference and how to think about the quality of guesses.
Ionic basis of the action potential, synaptic plasticity, motor pathways, and the neural basis for several disorders.
Main takeaway: plasticity is an extremely powerful concept.
Fall 2026
Deep dive into the low-level basis of memory, CPU scheduling, file systems, threading, and more.
Main takeaway: a new appreciation for how complicated and brilliant computing is.
Servant leadership and developing a personal definition of leadership.
Main takeaway: understand who you are serving and why before taking action.