Working on my Molecular and Cellular Biology degree, I am studying how cellular architecture emerges from physical and geometric principles in the McInally Lab🥼
My research focuses on how actin filaments encode their own size control and scale with cell geometry in budding yeast. Our approach combines quantitative microscopy, genetics, image processing, and computational modeling.
I enjoy coding, mathematical thinking, and uncovering patterns in data. Beyond academia, I’m someone who thrives on goal-setting and planning ahead. I value deep, meaningful conversations, enjoy playing chess, and can be very challenging to beat at table tennis. I'm also a former powerlifter and a cat lover - we share our home with two, Gizmo and Ez.