Research
To understand how plant phenotypes develop we need full-coverage, high-resolution data in space and time. This is especially difficult for roots. I am interested in building open-source, web-accessible phenotyping tools, then using these together with imaging hardware developed in my host lab to study root system architecture. This work involves web/HPC/embedded systems development, data engineering, image analysis, mathematical shape characterization, and morphological growth modeling/simulation.
Selected Publications
Education
2020 Admission to IPS (PhD Program in Plant Biology Department), University of Georgia
2017 B.A.Computer Science, University of Virginia