I am a researcher at the
Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. I lead project PETALS, which aims to create visual support devices
for use by humanitarian deminers.
I graduated from Harvard College in 2010 with a degree
in Computer Science. My undergraduate
thesis studied the effects of displaying metallic
fields as visual patterns to novice deminers. This
research evolved into PETALS.
My projects have touched on
areas such as computer graphics, robotics, cognitive psychology,
database design, artificial intelligence and human-computer
interaction.
I hope to pursue multi-disciplinary research in the areas of HCI and AI
at the graduate level with continued involvement in, but not limited
to, landmine detection technology.