I am a research scientist who has worked and studied extensively in the fields of child psychology, behavioral health, and neuroscience. I have had substantial experience with writing, editing, and peer-reviewing scientific manuscripts and grant proposals. I've also written and edited numerous successful personal statements for my own scholarly pursuits and also to help friends, colleagues, and students.

I am a native English speaker with 10 years of experience in academic writing and advanced training in biostatistics, genetics and epidemiology, including a PhD from the University of Cambridge. I have also previously worked as an editor on a number of student magazines at the University of Cambridge and have experience working with ESL (English as a second language) authors through my work as an ad hoc reviewer for scientific journals.

I am currently a PhD student at the University of Cambridge studying surgery (medicine) under a full NIH Doctoral Fellowship. I specialize in using induced pluripotent stem cells as an ameliorative therapy to reverse liver fibrosis of multiple etiologies. I have a strong background in engineering, mathematics, and biochemistry and integrate my expertise in those areas to address some of the challenges currently confronting the medical field.