I am a Ph.D. student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Rice University. I work in the Realtime Neural Engineering Lab under the guidance of Dr. Caleb Kemere. My primary area of research lies in engineering realtime systems in order to manipulate neural activity and study the underlying mechanisms of learning and memory  within the brain. Currently, I am working on using my engineered system to uncover and manipulate the neural pathways associated with curiosity. My research interests span from engineering systems to answer fundamental neuroscientific questions to fabricating systems for therapeutic neuromodulation. To discover more about the work I do, please visit the Research page. On the other hand, if you have some strange inclination to know more about me or need to contact me, feel free to click my About Me or track me down (I’m easy to find)!