I am currently an MD/PhD student in Professor Matthew Lew’s lab at Washington University in St. Louis. I engineer optical imaging hardware, software, and fluorescent probes to investigate how the conformations and orientations of biological structures (e.g. viral surface proteins, amyloid-beta fibrils) affect their biophysical properties and interactions. My goal is to understand how these conformational dynamics modulate disease pathogenesis and cellular responses to infection.
- ESE 5931 - Mathematics for Imaging Science
- ESE 5830 - Nonlinear Optical Microscopy (In Progress)
- ESE 582 - Fundamentals & Applications of Modern Optical Imaging
- ESE 520 - Probability & Stochastic Processes
- BME 533 - Biomedical Signal Processing
- ESE 415 - Optimization
- ESE 351 - Signals and Systems
- ESE 330 - Engineering Electromagnetics Principles
- ESE 326 - Probability & Statistics for Engineering