I’m a graduate student in the Brain and Cognitive Sciences department at MIT, co-advised by Earl Miller & Ila Fiete. I’m from Toronto, Canada, and did my undergraduate degree in Applied Mathematics & Computer Engineering at Queen’s University.
Currently I’m interested in communication between brain areas, and how this mechanism might underlie cognition and consciousness. To answer this question, I’m using nonlinear dynamics tools to analyze experimental data and performing computational modelling.
Prior to joining BCS, I built computer vision algorithms at the solar aerial inspection company Heliolytics and worked on developing machine learning tools to predict disease outcomes from genetics at The Hospital for Sick Children.
In my free time, I spend time playing and writing music, getting outside, and cooking.