About me

As a PhD student, my journey in synthetic biology is a testament to my unwavering passion for unraveling the complexities of life at the molecular level. My dedication to advancing scientific knowledge is matched by my enthusiasm for applying it to real-world challenges, shaping a future where biotechnology serves as a catalyst for positive change.

 

Beyond my academic endeavors, I proudly identify as trans and non-binary, recognizing the importance of safety and belonging for all. Advocacy for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) is a central aspect of my personal and professional ethos. Whether within the academic realm or in broader societal contexts, I am dedicated to championing the rights and visibility of all marginalized groups. By leveraging my unique perspective and experiences, I strive to contribute to the ongoing dialogue and efforts to create spaces that are welcoming and supportive of individuals irrespective of their identity or background.