Programming
Building research-grade and production-ready systems.
- Python
- SQL
- MATLAB
I am a 5th-year biomedical engineering PhD candidate at Case Western Reserve University specializing in Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) systems. As part of the Laboratory for Intelligent Machine-Brain Systems (LIMBS), I develop end-to-end machine learning and signal processing pipelines to decode speech and movement intentions from high-density neural recordings across multiple brain regions and human participants.
Beyond my doctoral research, I enjoy building deep learning systems, particularly involving multi-modal learning, computer vision, and real-time model deployment across a wide variety of applications (check out my portfolio).
In my spare time, I enjoy watching movies and sports, and playing FIFA (some say I'm one of the best!).
A blend of neural engineering, machine learning and data science.
Building research-grade and production-ready systems.
Classical ML for high-dimensional, noisy scientific data.
Designing and fine-tuning modern neural architectures.
Taking models from prototype to reliable services.
Data-driven experimentation at the intersection of neuroscience, engineering, and machine learning.
Extracting robust structure from complex time series data.
Selected work at the intersection of healthcare, AI, and neuroscience.
A multimodal deep learning system that combines Vision Transformers with vision-language models to detect diseases and generate clinical-style explanations from chest X-rays.
Highly optimized lightweight models for decoding hand gestures from multi-channel electromyography (EMG) signals
A modular toolkit for decoding movement kinematics from high-dimensional brain signals.
Applications of machine learning for financial prediction and risk analysis across multiple real-world datasets
A simple tutorial on zero-shot image classification, with a particular focus on classifying visual representations of homophones (e.g., mouse (electronic) vs. mouse (mammal)).
A multi-label medical diagnosis platform providing access to fine-tuned CNN-based classifiers for automated chest X-ray analysis, detecting multiple thoracic conditions simultaneously.
bioRxiv · 2026
medRxiv · 2025
medRxiv · 2025
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