About Me
I am a multidisciplinary researcher and PhD Pre-Candidate at Meharry Medical College, working at the intersection of environmental science, public health, and emerging technologies. My research spans from genomics and wastewater epidemiology to urban ecosystems, critical infrastructure, and power grid resilience.
I leverage advanced analytics and predictive modeling to address complex challenges in environmental health and infrastructure protection. My work focuses on creating innovative solutions that enhance power grid resilience, improve biosurveillance capabilities, and advance our understanding of urban ecological systems and their impact on public health.
In my spare time, I develop apps as a hobby—creating community resource information tools and experimental projects for fun.
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Mission & Vision
I am passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technology and interdisciplinary collaboration to solve pressing challenges facing our communities. Whether developing AI-driven tools for environmental monitoring, analyzing ecosystem services, or modeling critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, my work is guided by a commitment to creating sustainable, resilient, and healthy communities for future generations.
I welcome opportunities to connect with fellow researchers, industry leaders, and innovators who share a vision for using science and technology to address the complex environmental and public health challenges of our time.
