I develop methods that make biomedical measurements trustworthy, complete, and informative.
I work in the MASI Lab with Bennett Landman. Before Vanderbilt, I did my Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins with Jerry Prince, and spent four years as a predoctoral fellow at the National Institute on Aging with Susan Resnick during my PhD. This fall I’m teaching ECE 6357 Advanced Image Processing.
Recent news
All news- Oct 2026
The Learn2Reg Consortium is now online. Building on the Learn2Reg challenges that began in 2019, it brings the biomedical image registration community together around shared datasets, benchmarks and open evaluation tools, so that registration research is easier to access and reproduce. My colleagues and I initiated this consortium, and after months of work building it, I’m so proud to see it live.
- Sep 2026
I was awarded the NIH K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award by the National Cancer Institute and the NIH Office of the Director ($962,460 total direct costs).
- 2026
I received the Outstanding Area Chair Award at MICCAI 2026.
- Aug 2026
I’m teaching ECE 6357 Advanced Image Processing at Vanderbilt this fall, with Yihao Liu.
- 2026
I’m guest editing a special issue on deformable image registration in the Journal of Medical Imaging.
- Aug 2025
Our NIH R01 on MR image harmonization for federated learning was funded. I’m a co-investigator.
Outside Work
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Oct 2026
The Long Way Around
A storybook about two cats, Sol and Moss.
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Apr 2026
The Weight of Small Lives
A spring spent watching a pair of birds raise a family in the wreath on our front door.