Published several papers, including 'Interpretable Neural ODEs for Gene Regulatory Network Discovery under Perturbations' (January 2025) and 'CellFlows: Inferring Splicing Kinetics from Latent and Mechanistic Cellular Dynamics' (July 2024, ICML'24 Workshop ML for Life and Material Science). Also involved in other research projects such as a comprehensive benchmarking of WGS-based deletion structural variant callers (2022, Briefings in Bioinformatics).
Research Experience
Currently a PhD candidate at the New York Genome Center, focusing on using AI methods to derive biological insights from multiomics data.
Education
PhD in Computer Science, expected 2027, Columbia University, advised by David A. Knowles; MS in Computer Science, 2024, Columbia University; BS in Computer Science, 2022, University of California, Los Angeles.
Background
Research interests include deep learning, generative modeling, single-cell dynamics, and alternative splicing. Focused on applying deep learning and generative models to study single-cell dynamics and alternative splicing mechanisms in neurodegenerative diseases.