I am a PhD student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University and a visting researcher at Boston University. I am advised by Prof.Archana Venkataraman. My research interests lie in the intersection of Probabilistic Machine learning, Deep Learning, Signal Processing, and Medical Imaging. It involves high-dimesnional signal analysis with applications to diagnosis and therapeutics for neurological disorders. In particular, I aim to develop interpretable AI models of clinical utility while dealing with the challenges of small dataset and noisy EEG data from Epilepsy and Autism population.

Please refer to my Resume for more details. Full list of my publications is available in my Google Scholar.

I am a strong proponent of all-rounded growth, holistic life, and mental health management. Outside of research, I like to volunteer in community while maintaining and growing healthy connections. I enjoy hiking, dancing, cooking, painting, traveling. I cherish stimulating conversations and would love to hear from you!

News

• [Jan 2026] Paper from Microsoft Research internship accepted to ICASSP 2026!
• [Nov 2025] Paper accepted at the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
• [Jul 2025] Started as the Public Outreach and Membership Officer at Women in MICCAI
• [May 2025] Started internship at Microsoft Research on brain-computer-interfaces
• [Jan 2025] Submitted thesis proposal and passed graduate board orals!