I am a computational biologist and postdoc at the Broad Institute in the Bacterial Genomics group.
My research explores infectious disease and host-pathogen interactions with a focus on bacterial persistence and resistance. I use comparative genomics and transcriptomics to identify bacterial and host factors that influence the evolution of chronic bacterial infections. Before joining the Broad Institute, my research focused on the endosymbiotic relationship between parasitic nematodes and Wolbachia.
You can find my CV here and research on Google Scholar.