I grew up in a small town, Nanuet (nan-yoo-et), New York just outside the city and flew out to the University of Utah to study biomedical engineering. Outside of the lab, I enjoy developing apps, playing chess, and walking my dog Penny. My goal is to pursue a career in neuroengineering with a research focus on understanding how neurostimulation impacts brain dynamics.
"Patient-specific structural connections are predictive of seizure propagation pathways." Society for Neuroscience conference 2021. Anderson EH, Smith JL, Charlebois CM, Philip BJ, Peters AY, Newman BJ, Arain AM, Davis TS, & Rolston JD.
"Patient-specific structural connections are predictive of seizure propagation pathways." American Epilepsy Society conference 2020. Anderson DN, Smith EH, Davis TS, Charlebois CM, Philip BJ, Peters AY, Newman BJ, Arain AM, Wilcox KS, & Rolston JD.
"Confidence interval restricted coherence: identifying true neural interactions." Utah Biomedical Engineering Conference 2019. Philip BJ, Davis TS, & Rolston JD.
I spent most of my life in Idaho before coming to Utah to attend the U for my bachelor's and master's degrees. In the future, I plan to attend graduate school and study treatments for neurological conditions. I'm especially interested in researching treatments using cell and tissue engineering strategies.
I grew up in Moline, Illinois on the Mississippi River, and came to the University of Utah to study biomedical engineering. Outside of research, I enjoy working as a U-Life mentor, volunteering at UAF Legacy Health, snowboarding, and backpacking. In the future, I would like to pursue an advanced degree in neuroengineering with a research focus on neurodegenerative illnesses.