About Me
I am an electrical and computer engineering PhD student at Vanderbilt University.
Recent Posts
How I’ve set up a password manager, and why you should too
One password to rule them all, one password to find them, one password to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.
Vasculature-informed spatial smoothing of white matter functional magnetic resonance imaging
We developed a method for adaptive spatial smoothing based on the vasculature in the brain.
A 4D atlas of diffusion-informed spatial smoothing windows for BOLD signal in white matter
We developed an atlas for adaptive smoothing in the brain based on white matter tracts.
Comparison and Calibration of MP2RAGE Quantitative T1 Values to Multi-TI Inversion Recovery T1 Values
We found and corrected a bias in quantitative T1 methods using a patch-based deep learning model.
Super-resolution Multi-Contrast Unbiased Eye Atlases with Deep Probabilistic Refinement
We published our work on creating eye atlases from low-resolution MRI.
Deep Learning for a Healthier World: Detecting and Grading Diabetic Retinopathy
I presented a TED-style talk highlighting the aims of my honors thesis research into diabetic retinopathy imaging and deep learning.
Graduation from University of Dayton
I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Dayton with a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering.
Undergraduate Projects
Here’s some highlights of cool projects I’ve worked on while a student at the University of Dayton.
I Accepted a PhD Offer at Vanderbilt!
I accepted a PhD offer from Vanderbilt University at the MASI Lab under Dr. Bennett Landman.
My First Time at SPIE Medical Imaging
I attended SPIE Medical Imaging for the first time and presented research I performed last summer on comparing whole-slide image classification algorithms.
Using Supercomputers to Detect Cancer: My Summer at Oak Ridge National Lab
I spent the summer at Oak Ridge National Lab, performing exciting research into designing machine learning algorithms for cancer detection from whole-slide i...