About Me
I am a senior undergraduate student (‘25) at Dartmouth College majoring in Computer Science.
I currently conduct research at the Jacobson Laboratory at the Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine, advised by Prof. Nicholas Jacobson, where I focus on developing models, techniques, and applications for mental health research. My recent work, in collaboration with Prof. SouYoung Jin, explores wearable sensor data and foundation models for behavioral insights. I’m broadly interested in the intersection of computational social science, natural language processing, and mental health, and I am eager to explore innovative ways to apply computational methods for understanding and improving mental well-being. Key research directions include:
- Foundation models for time-series wearable sensor data
- Multimodal integration with LLMs for healthcare/mental health applications
I have also conducted research at the Dartmouth Reality and Robotics Lab (RLab) advised by Prof. Alberto Quattrini Li, where I contributed to project that introduced a multi-modal perception dataset for autonomous surface vehicles.
At Dartmouth, my research has been generously supported by multiple fundings, including the Dartmouth Neukom Institute for Computational Science and the James O. Freedman Presidential Scholarship. I have also completed a rigorous curriculum, including seven graduate-level CS courses, and earned five academic citations for excellence in CS coursework.
Outside of academics, I enjoy crocheting, running, skiing, and scuba diving, and I have been playing the cello for 13 years.
News & Updates
[November 2024]: Our work AI Foundation Models for Wearable Movement Data in Mental Health Research is available as pre-print now! ArXiv Link
[April 2024]: Our work Multi-modal perception dataset of in-water objects for autonomous surface vehicles has been accepted to the Workshop on Field Robotics at 2024 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation and nominated for Best Paper! 🎊
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Advised by Professor Nicholas C. Jacobson.

Advised by Professor Alberto Quattrini Li.
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