Now

research

My PhD at UAB centers on Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1) and its associated cancers, turning single-cell and multi-omics data into results that hold up in the clinic.

building

A small ecosystem of R and Python tools my apps and pipelines share: biobouncer for validating biological identifiers, bioclients and biohttp underneath it, plotomics for GPU-accelerated visualization, and genescout for evidence-based gene prioritization. peacock and my R Shiny template keep new projects reproducible from the first commit.

working on

Back to my PhD research and the open-source tools above, after a summer as a software engineer on Posit's Shiny team (May to mid-August 2026).

teaching

R, Git, Bash and Python workshops at UAB, as a certified Carpentries instructor.

writing

Trying to write more, and more personally. The blog is the long-form home; I am also starting to post on Bluesky.

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