I am a hematology/oncology fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, within the Physician Scientist Pathway track. I completed my MD/PhD at Yale, studying cancer genetics and tumor immunology in the Department of Genetics and Systems Biology Institute. I did my PhD studies in the lab of Sidi Chen, developing new technologies for high-throughput genetic screens and utilizing these approaches to map a "functional cancer genome atlas."

Moving forward, I aspire to be an oncologist and investigator. I aim to create a modern toolkit for high-throughput discovery of therapeutic peptides, combining my expertise with classical genetic mouse models and CRISPR genome editing technologies. I am particularly interested in developing new approaches to target historically "undruggable" proteins, especially transcription factors. 

Clinically, I plan to focus on genitourinary malignancies. Apart from my laboratory science, I also have a keen interest in harnessing real-world data to answer key clinical questions that are neglected in traditional clinical trials.

For more information, check out my research goals and publications.