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I am a postdoctoral fellow currently affiliated with UC Berkeley, California, USA. My research interests primarily focus on the study of color centers in diamond and silicon carbide, nuclear spin physics, optically polarizable molecules, and hyperpolarization. As an accomplished researcher, I have built a confocal microscope setup to study a single silicon vacancy center in silicon carbide. My team was the first to observe 6% ODMR contrast in a single shallow silicon vacancy center in 4H-SiC, which is better than the state of the art. Additionally, we were the first to record Rabi Oscillations and Free Induction Decay with multi-RF absorption in the silicon vacancy of silicon carbide. My work has contributed to the fields of NMR, color centers, and quantum information science. My overall goal is to advance the understanding of magnetic resonance and use that understanding to build next-generation, high-resolution NMR and MRI techniques and machines that can help solve problems in materials science, quantum computing, and medical imaging.