Scientific Imaging
PromptMoE, SAM refinement, instance segmentation, and SEM powder morphology.
Founder Background
Accomplished researcher in applied computer vision and natural language processing across academic and corporate environments.
Founder & Lead Researcher
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
Ph.D. Candidate in CS • WPI (GPA 4.0/4.0)
National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow & Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science with a focus in AI/ML. Accomplished researcher in applied computer vision and natural language processing across academic and corporate environments.
An 11x published author (8x first-author), including a first-author paper at CVPR 2026, and co-author of research presented at the 2022 Nobel Symposium. Awarded Best Student Research at TMS 2024, Best Graduate Student Project by ASM International (2024), and recognized as an Honorable Mention by the Computing Research Association (CRA) for Outstanding Undergraduate Researchers in North America.
His doctoral dissertation research at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) focuses on promptable segmentation for scientific and materials imaging under Dr. Elke Rundensteiner and Dr. Danielle L. Cote. He previously served as a Data Scientist and Generative AI Research Intern at the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (FCAT).
PromptMoE, SAM refinement, instance segmentation, and SEM powder morphology.
Structured literature extraction, program-aided language models, and bias/nondeterminism evaluation.
Wire-Arc DED bead shape prediction and cold spray processing datasets.
National fellowship recognizing outstanding research potential in computing.
People's Choice Award Winner for physics-informed synthetic data generation for cold spray.
Best Graduate Student Project (ASM) and Best Student Research (TMS 2024).
The Salisbury Prize honors exceptional graduating seniors; the Two Towers Prize recognizes juniors who unite academic strength, leadership, research, and practical work.
Recognizing undergraduate research excellence in computer science across North America.