I come from a family of musicians, so music played a huge role in my upbringing, childhood, and has colored a large portion of my worldview today.

See some of my works:

China 2018-2019 Tour:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i230WC_quUY
www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5JsYBh4P0c
​Blog: Theora Time Capsule

Stanford Concerto Competition Winner Performance, Bing Concert Hall 2016-2017:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OAEXwVMfqY

Schoenfeld International Competition Winner's Recital, Tsuen Wan Town Hall, Hong Kong 2013:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzEV9rylWbM

Classical KUSC, Colburn Concerto Competition Winner, Broadcast Live at LACMA 2013:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3BUP3F6FHg

Additional:
-Featured on "Electric Island, Acoustic Sea" with Daniel Ho, Grammy-Award winning artist and producer, and Tak Matsumoto, Grammy Award-winning Japanese guitarist. 


Artist resume available upon request.

During my time at NASA Ames this summer, I helped develop an app that would help astronomers upload their photometric data from telescopes, and visualize galaxies. I also helped develop a number of image analysis and statistical test features.

As a freshman, I also worked with a three-person team to design and launch an app, "Habitlab," which aims to help people gain control over their online browsing habits. See the app here.

Conducted research at the intersection of mechanical, bio, and fluids engineering. Designed a cost-effective experiment from scratch that isolated the effects of temperature and viscosity on jellyfish morphology as a model organism for other oceanic species.

During my research, I both learned, and self-taught myself a variety of skills:

• Experimental design.
• How to operate a rheometer and viscometer.
• Object and image tracking via Matlab.
• Setup of aquariums; pumping, tubings, connecting valves, and flow regulation within a tank.
• Jellyfish husbandry and developmental regulation, and preparation of strobilation chemical.
• Data collection and cleaning; 400+ hours spent in lab and parsed over 60 hours of footage.

As Balloonerang Team Lead, I led a talented team of 5 engineers to research and prototype on mechanical design, board fabrication, and aerodynamic research. Responsibilities include project design, organizing design review meetings, and coordinating build sessions. 

 Our goal is to build an energy-efficient autonomous payload that will navigate back to launch site. Last fall, we became the first group to ever do a tethered balloon launch on campus with multiple cut-downs.