About Me
I'm a Data Science major at NYU (Philosophy minor), working at the intersection of deep learning, computational neuroscience, and philosophy of mind.
Current research: a multi-modal study of the C. elegans connectome asking how much of local wiring is determined by topology vs. gene expression, and neural-symbolic prototypes for reasoning systems that sit between pure neural and pure symbolic methods.
I like small nervous systems, interpretability, and arguments that can lose.
More on Projects, Experience, and Certifications.
Projects
Where is the 'blueprint' in the C. elegans connectome?
A worm's genome is far too small to store its ~7,000 wiring connections one by one — yet the wiring is nearly the same in every animal. So where is the information that specifies it? This is the log of a systematic hunt: a dozen candidate 'hidden codes' tested and ruled out, and the surprisingly simple thing that was left standing.
Jun 30, 2026
Tier4 Substrate Anatomy — a whole-cell electrical substrate, rendered from code
An interactive 3D anatomy of the C. elegans Tier4 whole-cell electrical substrate. Every channel, receptor, pump, transporter, gap junction, and ion compartment actually present in the Brian2 model is rendered 1:1 from code with an honest ON / default-OFF / ORPHANED / NOT-INTEGRATED status.
Jun 18, 2026
Antibiotic Resistance — Mutation Trajectory Prediction
Predicting the next resistance mutation given an ordered evolution history, over ALEdb plus CARD plus deep mutational scanning data. A LightGBM + autoregressive transformer + reranker stack lifts canonical-AMR top-3 from 0.17 to 0.403 across 14 drug classes.
May 11, 2026
“Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached. — Swami Vivekananda”
Education & Certificates
Education
- B.A. Data Science (Philosophy minor) · New York University
Coursework
- Advanced Topics in Data Science (DS-UA 301) · NYU
Certification
- Computational Neuroscience · University of Washington
- Mind and Machine · CU Boulder
- Meta Data Analyst · Meta · 5 courses
Independent Research
- C. elegans Connectomics & Transcriptomics
- Neural-Symbolic Reasoning (HSDE)
Blog Posts
First posts coming soon.
Reading List
I love to read across many different topics. Here is a selection of my favorite works, across disciplines, and my perspective on each of them.
- A New Kind of Science — Stephen Wolfram
- Atoms and Archetypes — Marie-Louise von Franz
- Bulfinch’s Mythology — Thomas Bulfinch
- Collected Works — Aristotle
- Collected Works — Immanuel Kant