About Me
I am a fourth-year Computer Science PhD student at Rice University, advised by Dr. Maryam Aliakbarpour and Dr. Tasos Kyrillidis. My research interests lie in theoretical computer science and statistical learning theory. I am particularly interested in problems involving differential privacy. For the winter 2026 semester, I am a visiting graduate student in the Federated and Collaborative Learning program at the Simons Institute in UC Berkeley. I am also passionate about teaching and recently developed and taught a discrete math course for incoming freshmen in Rice’s CS-RESP program.
Before coming to Rice, I completed my Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Statistics at McGill University, where I was fortunate to be advised by Drs. Elliot and Courtney Paquette.
Outside of my research, I enjoy playing sports, travelling and discovering new coffee shops. I play ultimate frisbee for Torque, Rice’s women’s club team, and I previously played varsity ice hockey for the McGill Martlets.
Research Interests
Authors are listed alphabetically by last name, as is the standard in theoretical computer science. Exceptions use * to indicate equal or first authorship.