I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Park lab at Harvard Medical School. I use machine learning to study cancer evolution, and the selective forces that shape disease development.
I earned my PhD in Computer Science from the University of Toronto in 2026, supervised by Quaid Morris and Kieran Campbell. In my thesis, I developed probabilistic models and Bayesian optimization approaches to study DNA repair deficiencies in cancer. Previously, I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto in Computational Biology and Statistics.
I’m passionate about open science, and promoting great mentorship in the sciences.
Office Hours
As part of my ongoing commitment to supporting students at all levels and background in engaging with ML and computational biology, I make an effort to be available to provide mentorship, guidance, and resources.
I set aside ~2h/month for by-request 30 minute meetings, which you can book online, or reach out to me by email to arrange times outside of those listed.
News
- Mar 2026: PhDone 🎓
- Jul 2025: I will be attending ICML in Vancouver for our poster on SciGym
- Oct 2024: GAAP is back! Prospective graduate students of UofT CS should apply now
- Feb 2024: Excited to spend 3 months in London with the McGranahan lab via the Mitacs Globalink Research Internship program
- Oct 2023: I am now a carpentries certified instructor