Experience

Northwestern University

• United States

• Undergraduate Research Assistant

  • Jun 2023 - Present

  Analyzing Stress-Induced Crack Patterns In Artists’ Paints Analyzing Stress-Induced Crack Patterns In Artists’ Paints



Stanford University School of Engineering

• Stanford, California, United States

• Undergraduate Researcher, Dauskardt Group

  • Sep 2022 - Present

  - Analyze the drying stress effects of various treatments on human skin through thin wafer curvature experiments - Attend group meetings, presenting updates on the effects of various moisturizing treatments on male and female human skin - Design and execute experiments to investigate gender differences in human skin - Analyze the drying stress effects of various treatments on human skin through thin wafer curvature experiments - Attend group meetings, presenting updates on the effects of various moisturizing treatments on male and female human skin - Design and execute experiments to investigate gender differences in human skin



Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• LEDA Scholar

  • Jun 2019 - Present

  Cohort 15

• Peer Mentor

  • Sep 2021 - Jan 2022

  As a LEDA peer mentor, I advised a freshman LEDA Scholar regularly on classes, summer opportunities, andany other aspects of navigating college they struggled with.



Caltech

• Pasadena, California, United States

• Undergraduate Research Fellow

  • Jun 2022 - Aug 2022

  WAVE Fellows Program/Leadership Alliance SR-EIP: - Performing open circuit potentiometry on ion-selective electrodes, I calibrated electrodes for the monitoring of various ions’ concentrations in human sweat - Using Solidworks, I designed a part to intake fluid through capillary action for use in a wearable sensor for chronic wound monitoring. - Using a Elegoo Mars 3 Printer, I printed said part in resin to begin testing the performance of my design WAVE Fellows Program/Leadership Alliance SR-EIP: - Performing open circuit potentiometry on ion-selective electrodes, I calibrated electrodes for the monitoring of various ions’ concentrations in human sweat - Using Solidworks, I designed a part to intake fluid through capillary action for use in a wearable sensor for chronic wound monitoring. - Using a Elegoo Mars 3 Printer, I printed said part in resin to begin testing the performance of my design



Stanford University School of Engineering

• United States
• Higher Education
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Undergraduate Researcher, Dauskardt Group

  • Sep 2021 - Jun 2022

  - Analyzed the drying stress effects of various treatments on human skin through thin wafer curvatureexperiments- Attended group meetings, presenting updates on the effects of various moisturizing treatments on human skin- Troubleshot the systems used for drying stress experiments- Designed a part in Autodesk inventor needed to set up a new system for said experiments

• Undergraduate Researcher (Stanford 2021 MatSci REU Program)

  • Jun 2021 - Aug 2021

  - Read and analyzed literature about human stratum corneum composition, cleanser surfactants, etc.- Weighed skin samples before and after cleanser application and using IR imaging, investigating themechanism that occurred when a particular cleanser was applied to the skin- Presented research updates at the group’s weekly meetings, showing my most recent dataand discussing my interpretations of experimental results- Presented my findings in a poster presentation at the culminating Stanford MatSci REU Symposium Show less