I am a postdoc at Mass General and MIT. My advisors are Aaron Aguirre and Collin Stultz.

We develop computational approaches to stratify risk, predict outcomes, and discover phenotypes from electronic medical record data and complex physiological signals including ECGs and invasive hemodynamic measurements.

I am affiliated with:

• Cardiovascular Research Center, Mass General
• Center for Systems Biology, Mass General
• Research Laboratory for Electronics, MIT
• Data Sciences Platform, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

I did my PhD at Georgia Tech. I worked on signal processing and machine learning applied to time series data from wearable devices. My advisors were Gari Clifford, Shamim Nemati, and Amit Shah.

Prior to my MD/PhD training, I studied Bioengineering at UCLA. I developed cellularized fibrin hydrogels for dermal wound healing, nanoparticles for imaging cells, and computational diffusion-reaction models of oxygen transport and cell growth. My advisors were Bill Tawil and Benjamin Wu.

My papers are available at Google Scholar.