I'm , a Ph.D. student in EECS at MIT (advised by Dina Katabi), working on building foundation models that combine physiological signals and electronic medical records to enable non-invasive reasoning about patient health.
Before that, I studied ECE at Princeton — graduating first in my class of 1,305 students — with research in disease detection and robot learning, three summers at NVIDIA, and a founding engineer role in General Translation.
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