Research Interest

I work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and pathology, focusing on building models that help interpret histology slides and extract meaningful patterns from tissue samples. My work involves developing training pipelines, designing practical AI workflows for researchers, and exploring new ways deep learning can support biological discovery.

Current Research: LungInsight

LungInsight aims to improve how researchers assess lung injury in preclinical models of Acute Lung Injury (ALI). We are developing easy-to-use AI tools that can analyze histological images more quickly, consistently, and accurately than current manual methods. By reducing bias and adding clear, explainable outputs, our approach helps standardize image evaluation across labs. Ultimately, LungInsight supports faster, more reliable research that can deepen our understanding of lung diseases and help guide new treatments.

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Research Experience

Research Assistant — Mer Lab
University of Ottawa • Computational Biology & Machine Learning
Supervised by: Dr. Arvind Mer
May 2023 – Present
School of Computer Science
  • Estimating drift–diffusion model parameters using deep learning
  • Machine Learning Textbook: Co-authoring chapters on dimensionality reduction & feature selection
  • Hardware acceleration of Bio-SFA & Bio-NICA neural models
  • Designed a new distributed algorithm for the Minimum Dominating Set problem
Aug 2020 – Jul 2024
Research Assistant & Developer — CMP Lab
Computational & Mathematical Psychology Laboratory
  • Developed behavioral & cognitive science research tasks:
    • Motion Discriminator Task
    • Stereotypical Job Beliefs Task
    • Temporal Bisection Task
    • Wisconsin Card Sorting Task
Jan 2021 – 2023