I'm a 9th-grade student at Lambert High School in Suwanee, Georgia, working at the intersection of computational biology, molecular virology, and AI-driven approaches to medicine and global health.

My active research spans two University of Cape Town labs — engineering novel granzyme B variants for cancer immunotherapy under Prof. Dr. Stefan Barth, and studying viral recombination and RNA virus evolution under Prof. Darren Martin (creator of the Recombination Detection Program). I also run Quanticle as an AI research platform for student scientists, serve as VP of Operations at NSRI overseeing a global network across 93+ countries, and recently joined the Harvard Medical School Program in Global Surgery and Social Change as a Global Surgery Network Member.

I've published peer-reviewed research, co-authored preprints on OSF/EdArXiv, and received the Best Research Award at the IJSI International Research Journal for STAPH-ARM. I'm also a Carnatic violinist, a competitive golfer, a Summa Cum Laude Latin scholar, and the author of Particles of Matter: A Gen Z Perspective on Life.

Everything I build is oriented toward the same goal: expanding access to rigorous science and meaningful opportunity.