I am a postdoctoral fellow at the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center, a research initiative within the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard that bridges machine learning and biology to advance human health. My research focuses on building computational models of cells to predict and simulate their behavior in response to genetic or chemical interventions. I am part of the Ex Vivo Project, a Broad/Microsoft collaboration focused on engineering and targeting cell states in cancer.

I hold a PhD in computational topology and geometry from the Institute of Scienceand Technology Austria (ISTA), where I worked under the supervision of Prof. Herbert Edelsbrunner. Prior to my doctoral studies, I completed a master’s degree at the University of Cambridge and an undergraduate degree at the University of Glasgow, both in pure mathematics. Here is a copy of my CV.