About me
I am a Computer Science PhD candidate at the University of California, Davis, advised by Dr. Vladimir Filkov. I build practical, reliable, and fair multimodal clinical AI that integrates EHR, imaging, physiological signals, multi-omics, and social/environmental data for clinical prediction.
I design missingness-aware fusion models that stay robust when modalities are incomplete. I have predicted atrial fibrillation type and recurrence from clinical, intracardiac electrogram, and metabolomics data, and exposome-informed models that account for social determinants of health in heart failure (HFpEF). In medical imaging, I have turned open-source vision-language models (VLMs) into locally deployable, privacy-preserving mammography report generators using multimodal retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), chain-of-thought prompting, and QLoRA fine-tuning.
Currently seeking
Research Intern / Research Scientist / AI / ML Intern · Summer 2027
Interested in teams working on multimodal learning, trustworthy medical AI, and foundation models (VLMs/LLMs, RAG).
Research Interests
At a Glance
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10+
Peer-reviewed publications
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2
Best paper & presentation awards
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0.87
AUPRC on AF-type prediction
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3.96
PhD GPA at UC Davis
News
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Sep 2026
Passed my Qualifying Exam on September 8 and advanced to PhD candidacy! 🎓
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Jun 2026
Completed my M.S. in Computer Science at UC Davis (GPA 4.00) on the way to the PhD.
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Feb 2026
MammoWise, our local multi-model RAG pipeline for mammography report generation, is now on arXiv.
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Winter 2026
Teaching Assistant for ECS 260: Graduate Software Engineering.
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2025
Mammo-Find published and presented at SEET 2025 in Long Beach, CA (Springer).
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2025
Presented Mammo-Find at the AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference (CIC) 2025.
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2025
ECG arrhythmia classification paper published in BMC Cardiovascular Disorders.