About Me

🔬 Researcher at Stanford University, CA, USA
🎓 Dual Master’s in Medical Sciences & Biomedical Informatics
💡 In Vivo Research | Bench-to-Bioinformatics

Hello! 👋

With 10+ years of hands-on in vivo research experience, my background spans microbiology, virology, ENT, and cardiovascular biology.

Currently, I work as a Research Associate in the DiRenzo Lab in the Department of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery at Stanford University, studying how tobacco products, including conventional cigarettes and e-cigarettes, affect laryngeal health. My work combines mouse exposure models with molecular, histological, and transcriptomic approaches.

At the core of my work is in vivo study design and execution: developing mouse models, coordinating multi-cohort studies, and running the downstream assays that turn tissue into results. I complement this with bioinformatics, using R-based workflows to analyze microarray, bulk RNA-seq, and single-cell RNA-seq data, so I can interpret what I see at the bench alongside what the data shows.

Thank you for visiting my page! Feel free to explore my portfolio to learn more about my work, and let’s connect to discuss opportunities for collaboration.