Biography
I earned my PhD in Neuroscience from Brown University in 2022, where my dissertation focused on a new signaling pathway mediating neuromuscular junction structure and excitability. For my postdoctoral research, I use a genetically diverse Alzheimer’s disease model to uncover cell-type specific signatures of cognitive resilience in the excitatory cortical neuron proteome.
Areas of Interest
My long-term goal is to make a difference in patients' lives with neurodegenerative disease by uncovering proteins and pathways that promote synaptic stability in the central and peripheral nervous systems.