I am a student at the University of Pittsburgh, driven by a passion for using bioinformatics and data science to improve animal and human health. My research in molecular docking, RNA-seq analysis, and drug discovery has shown me how computational tools can uncover disease resistance, optimize drug targets, and even reduce the need for animal testing—because, who knew that computers could help keep cows healthier? Beyond research, my hands-on work at Humane Animal Rescue has deepened my commitment to animal welfare, where I’ve seen firsthand how small efforts can transform lives. Science isn’t just about data; it’s about care, impact, and finding innovative ways to create a healthier world for both animals and people. I hope to merge technology, compassion, and discovery to advance veterinary medicine and pharmaceuticals, making a real difference where it matters most!