I'm a fifth year Computer Science PhD candidate at
Stanford University, where I am co-advised by Prof.
Emma Brunskill and Prof.
James Landay. My research is at the intersection of
human-computer interaction and
machine learning, with an emphasis on studying and designing technology to promote health and wellbeing.
I completed my undergraduate degree at UC Berkeley, where I most recently worked with
David Bamman on natural language processing in the digital humanities. Previously, I worked with
Cesar Torres in the
Hybrid Ecologies Lab on human-computer interaction, where we characterized tacit knowledge in creative processes using time-series clustering.
