I graduated from UC Berkeley in May 2019 with a B.S. in Microbial Biology and an emphasis in Computational Genomics. During my undergraduate, I used a novel CRISPR/Cas9 multiplex editing technique to modify soybean genome, aiming to enhance the plant's resistance against fungal pathogens. I also worked in two labs that were researching microbial genetics and zebrafish genetics. I am generally interested in genetics and genomics. I think of genetics as a unifying lens to examine the rich biodiversity and evolutionary history on Earth. At the Moi Lab, I examine the genomes of evolving populations and develop CRISPR tools for polygenic editing. Outside of research, I like tea, books, and games.
