I am interested in enabling science and technology. I am particularly motivated to advance the brain, mind, behavioral, computational, and clinical sciences, but I am also keen to enhance research and accelerate innovation more broadly.

Currently, I am a researcher and program manager affiliated with the Center for Computational Brain Science (CCBS) within the Carney Institute at Brown University. At CCBS, I am co-planning and executing research agendas; sourcing and allocating funding; designing workflows and building internal systems; recruiting and coordinating teams; and helping scope and steer BRAINSTORM — a new interdisciplinary program focused on translating computational cognitive science and machine learning into scientific tools and pre-commercial applications.

Previously, I did a number of things: public and private market investing, early-stage startup operations and analytics, and other scientific research and program management.

I studied mathematics, economics, and physics, and I continue to think and probe across disciplines.

Some other things I enjoy:

• Contemplative practice: Indo-Tibetan meditation, body scanning
• The arts: harmonica, poetry
• The outdoors: I love to run, ride (bikes), and ski, which I experience as communion with nature and friends, atop such elegant human ingenuity, powered by the marvel of metabolism, for the sake of fun and flourishing.