I am a mathematical biologist and computer scientist studying cultural evolution with Prof. Marc Feldman at Stanford.
Evolution is a physical process that has created the diversity of the natural world, forming entities that become progressively more efficient at using information over time. I believe understanding this process can help us 1) design social policies that account for population resource and information dynamics and 2) develop objective-free learning algorithms to create new forms of computational intelligence.
Current Affiliations:
- Department of Biology, Stanford
- Kempner Institute, Harvard
publications
The Emergence of Complex Behavior in Large-Scale Ecological Environments
arXiv, Submitted.
DIRT: The Distributed Intelligent Replicator Toolkit
arXiv, Poster at ALife 2025.
Pandemic-Potential Viruses are a Blind Spot for Frontier Open-Source LLMs
NeurIPS 2025 Workshop on GenAI for Health.
Automated Detection of an Insect-Induced Keystone Vegetation Phenotype Using Airborne LiDAR
Methods in Ecology and Evolution.