I’m a graduate student in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, where I’m exploring the intersections of defense policy, biosecurity, and emerging technology.

I care deeply about shifting biosecurity governance to safer and more anticipatory systems to prevent accidental and deliberate biological threats, and advance responsible, inclusive governance across both civilian and defense spaces.

I’m especially concerned about the world not being able to handle or harness emerging technology, and I’m passionate about ensuring global biosecurity structures reflect equity, accessibility, and long-term resilience.

I’m committed to building systems that protect the future while ensuring that every community has a voice in shaping it. If the goal is to protect as much of the future as possible, then every voice and community strengthens our odds.