Welcome!
I am a fifth-year PhD candidate and a Kathryn A. McCarthy Graduate Fellow at Tufts University, working with Prof. Anna Sajina. My research focuses on parameter estimation by combining machine learning techniques with observations and simulations to investigate the formation and evolution of galaxies, and the growth of intermediate-mass black holes. I analyze large astronomical datasets from the Subaru-HSC survey to explore the formation and quenching mechanisms of rare, massive quiescent galaxies in the early Universe.
In my spare time, I enjoy exploring new places, playing the piano, immersing myself in nature, making fresh pasta, and engaging in improv.