September 20, 2024, I received a certificate for my participation in the Infodengue-Mosqlimate Sprint 2024: Dengue Fever Predictive Modeling in Brazil, which took place from June 20 to August 30, 2024. I sincerely thank my advisor, Dr. Lucas M. Stolerman, for having full faith in me and strongly believing in my research abilities, and for providing this incredible opportunity. 

September 15-20, 2024, I was honored to join the BIRS workshop on “SocioEconomic Mathematical Epidemiology: Developing Mathematical Modeling Theory” at the Banff International Research Station. A big thank you to Dr. Rebecca Tyson—she's truly remarkable. Attending these events made me feel proud, as I met leading researchers in my field and exchanged knowledge with them. It was a great experience to talk with experts who are pioneers in my research areas. I’m very grateful for their time and insights.

May 22, 2024: I am pleased to inform you that my first data-driven research effort, "Exploring the Dynamics of Monkeypox Transmission with Data-Driven Methods and a Deterministic Model," has just been published. You can access it here. 

April 26, 2024: I am delighted to have been awarded the prestigious 2024 Scroggs Distinguished Graduate Fellowship (DGF). Not only was I selected to receive a DGF through my department, but my academic unit also nominated me for the Graduate College’s call for nominations. It's a deeply meaningful recognition for me. Furthermore, I am honored to have received the GPSGA Service Leadership Award from the Graduate College this year. These achievements show my commitment to academic excellence and service leadership within the university community. I am deeply grateful to my advisor, Dr. Lucas M. Stolerman, whose unwavering support and mentorship have opened doors to incredible opportunities for me to pursue my endeavors. Video credit goes to my advisor Dr. Lucas M. Stolerman.