Biography

I am a senior at Princeton University, majoring in Molecular Biology with a minor in Quantitative and Computational Biology. My senior thesis, advised by Professor Joshua Rabinowitz, is focused on investigating the structure-function relationship of thymidine analogs in cancer therapy. On campus, I am the co-founder and co-president of the Princeton Association of Women in STEM and serve as a science writer for The Daily Princetonian. From the lab bench to the newsroom, I have cultivated a deep passion for scientific discovery and sharing the joy of science by making it accessible to broader audiences. I hope to build on these experiences at the University of Cambridge by developing new therapeutic approaches for high grade serous ovarian carcinoma, while also engaging with a global network of thinkers dedicated to scientific dialogue and communication. I am excited to expand my scientific toolkit, deepen my understanding of translational medicine, and explore the natural and historical beauty of Cambridge alongside fellow Gates scholars.

Previous Education

Princeton University Molecular Biology