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Thrilled to be selected for the NDSEG Fellowship, which will support three years of tuition and stipend during my PhD. I am also grateful to receive the Harvard SEAS Prize Fellowship, providing six years of tuition support and two years of stipend funding, and to join the GEM Fellowship community, expanding my network of scholars, engineers, and industry partners.

Two degrees down, one more to go!

Had the chance to share my work on optimizing multimodal feedback at RehabWeek in Chicago. Grateful for the opportunity to present to such a clinically impact-driven audience, and for the really insightful conversations throughout.

Helped bring together leaders, researchers, and alumni to build bridges between Hopkins and India!

We have received a $10,000 prize to continue building Re-Kinesis with Junjun Chen, Ariel Slepyan, Sam Bello, and Nitish Thakor.

Excited to contribute to a study showing that AI could predict major postoperative complications more accurately than commonly used clinical risk scores, using information hidden in routine ECGs.

Excited to present my work on visual and haptic feedback for stroke rehabilitation and represent Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering at the department booth!

Excited to demo our Johns Hopkins Haptic Interfaces class project, which was selected as both a live demonstration and a work-in-progress paper. I also joined the conference as a student volunteer!