Research support & recognition
This page separates funded research roles and fellowships from awards, so each item is clear about the source and type of support.
Research support & fellowships
Identifying and modeling immune correlates of protection against congenital CMV transmission after primary maternal infection.
Named personnel and postdoctoral researcher on the joint Weill Cornell Medicine and Duke project, contributing multiscale scientific machine learning, in-silico vaccine-efficacy modeling, and maternal–fetal immune analyses.
Two-year, stipend-bearing Bridges to Digital Health graduate fellowship, Award #2125872, at West Virginia University. The NSF Advanced Certificate in Machine Learning & Data Science for Digital Health was awarded in 2026.
School of Mathematical & Data Sciences, Eberly College of Arts & Sciences, West Virginia University.
Selected honors