I’m an oncology and immunology scientist driven by a simple purpose: to turn complex biological questions into insights that matter. My work spans preclinical tumor models, immune profiling, biomarker discovery, and clinical sample analysis-always with the goal of understanding how the immune system shapes disease and how we can intervene more effectively.
During my PhD, I explored how environmental exposures disrupt immune balance and the lung-gut axis. Today, as a postdoctoral associate, I focus on ovarian cancer, studying tumor-immune interactions, combination therapies, and biomarkers that can guide future treatments. Along the way, I’ve collaborated with clinicians, mentored trainees, and shared findings through publications, presentations, and cross-functional scientific discussions.
Science, to me, is both discovery and connection-linking data to decisions, research to patients, and people to purpose.