I am an electrical and computer engineering PhD student at Vanderbilt University performing medical imaging research.
My research experience includes using deep learning to classify whole-slide images and developing better image processing algorithms for diabetic retinopathy detection and grading.
Learn more about my work and research experience, as well as what skills I have to offer.
We published our work on creating eye atlases from low-resolution MRI.
I presented a TED-style talk highlighting the aims of my honors thesis research into diabetic retinopathy imaging and deep learning.
I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Dayton with a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering.
I accepted a PhD offer from Vanderbilt University at the MASI Lab under Dr. Bennett Landman.
I attended SPIE Medical Imaging for the first time and presented research I performed last summer on comparing whole-slide image classification algorithms.
I spent the summer at Oak Ridge National Lab, performing exciting research into designing machine learning algorithms for cancer detection from whole-slide i...
