About
I’m a medical student at UCL interested in the eyes, the brain, and computational methods that help us better understand their function. I am currently training large language models on GAD-7 and PHQ-9 responses in an effort to surface clinically useful latent factors that influence self-report at the Applied Computational Psychiatry Lab.
In my free time I run a book club, which you can find out more about here.
Previous Work
- Identifying novel congenital cataract-causing variants using the NGS pipeline (paper here)
- Developing a synthetic degradation model for retinal fundus images to generate robust pairwise training data for image enhancement networks at Pontikos Lab
- Analysing the video output of the adaptive optics laser scanning ophthalmoscope at Michaelides Lab
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