I am a researcher in Dr. Jacob George’s NeuroRobotics Lab. My research centers around the development of a smartwatch that uses muscle signals to detect and classify hand gestures for smart home control. I hope to one day be a professor and continue my research in brain-computer interfaces.

As a member of the Utah Smart Energy Lab under Dr. Masood Parvania, I research power systems operations. Specifically, I am interested in how advanced operations can create a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient power grid. I have entrepreneurship and software development experience, as well.

I am a first-year PhD student in Dr. Jacob George’s Neurorobotics Lab. I have a B.S.E in Computer Engineering and am pursing my PhD in Electrical Engineering. I am interested in applying machine learning to develop more robust control algorithms for Brain-Computer Interfaces

I am interested in how electricity and electronics can help humans obtain a higher quality of life, particularly for those who suffer from neurological injuries or disorders. I am excited to be at the University of Utah to explore how neural engineering can attack some of these feared diagnoses through myoelectric robotic control and direct simulation.

I’m a PhD student in the Optics & Imaging Lab, under the guidance of Dr. Rajesh Menon. I have a degree in Computer Engineering and 10+ years of professional experience in software development. This blend of theoretical understanding and practical expertise forms a strong foundation for my innovative research work.