University of Toronto Work Study Program

• This year, I will continue working with Prof. Mei Zhen
• My first project is to use tools in graph theory, such as the adjacency matrix and graph laplacian, to study the differences in connectivity between dauer and non-dauer C. elegans
• The second project is to use computational approaches to model the dynamics of food transport in C. elegans

Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Institute's Summer Research Program

• In Summer 2022, I worked on a project supervised by Prof. Mei Zhen
• I collaborated with Dr. Yuelong Wu, from Prof. Jeff Lichtman's lab at Harvard University, to develop stitching and alignment algorithms for high-resolution electron microscopy (EM) data
• I worked with SOFIMA, a stitching pipeline written by Google, to perform tile montaging
• My work culiminated in the creation of SATORI (Stitching and Alignment Tools for High-Resolution Images
• Attached you can find my lab presentations and documentation of my project
• Final Lab Presentation, Slide for Poster, Presentation on SOFIMA

PHY479: Year-Long Research Project Course

• In my third year, I took a year-long project course under the supervision of Prof. John Wei
• My project was to search for superconductors in the infinite-layer nickelates in both bulk powder and thin film form
• During Summer 2022, I had the opportunity to mentor two undergraduate students in the lab
• Experimental techniques I learned include solid state synthesis, x-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, and pulsed laser deposition
• At the end of the project, I delivered a final report and presentation