Global and Regional Long-Term Survival Following Resection for HCC in the Recent Decade: A Meta-Analysis of 110 Studies
@ Harvard Medical School
Hi! I’m a computational scientist transforming multimodal omics data into clinically meaningful insights. My research aims to advance precision oncology by developing frameworks at the intersection of statistical machine learning, spatial biology, and interactive visualization.
As an associate in the HIDIVE Lab, Harvard Medical School Department of Biomedical Informatics, my current work focuses on creating scalable, open-source software that redefine cell-cell interactions in multiplexed 3D microscopy through surface-based modeling of cellular neighborhoods and interaction spaces. I graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Science in Statistical Science (Data Science concentration), and minors in Chemistry and Computational Biology & Bioinformatics.
Alongside my research, I am a music producer and multi-instrumentalist with a special passion for musical theater. This pursuit stems from my belief that music, much like medicine, has the power to heal. I am currently writing my next original musical while launching live performance projects based in Boston and NYC. Always open to chat or collaborate!