Welcome to my research page!

At the intersection of genomics and computational biology, my work dives deep into variant analysis, copy number variation, gene expression, microbiome profiling, and proteomics. I am on a mission to uncover genomic patterns and protein targets that could pave the way for new drug therapies in movement disorders like Dystonia and Parkinson’s disease. My current focus also includes disease modeling using Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs) to explore the underlying mechanisms of Lesch-Nyhan disease and DYT1 dystonia, in collaboration with the Hess-Jinnah Research Group.

Passionate about research, teaching, and securing grants, I am eager to contribute to an academic environment. Always open to collaborations and meaningful conversations (CV available).

2025 Publications

• STEM CELLS Translational Medicine
  Modeling rare genetic disease with patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells: reassessment of the minimum numbers of lines needed
  
• Frontiers in Analytical Science
  Comprehensive measurement of purines in biological samples
  
• Neurobiology of Disease
  Striatal cell-type–specific molecular signatures reveal therapeutic targets in a model of dystonia