I’m a data scientist interested in how technology can genuinely support human well-being, not just through better algorithms, but through better lives.
My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, public health, and human-computer interaction, bridging both physical health (clinical and environmental data) and mental well-being (how people interact with technology). I care about building systems that are scientifically grounded, socially aware, and designed with people — not just data — at the center.
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