I am a student researcher and creator interested in how environmental challenges intersect with everyday industries — particularly fashion, consumer behavior, and global supply chains.

 

My work spans both research and real-world application. Through working along Princeton Professor Dr. Falmange, I have conducted research on water pollution using satellite data, focusing on how industrial activity impacts surrounding ecosystems and how these patterns can inform early warning systems.

 

I have also worked with organizations such as Elemental Impact, where I researched the sustainability of beauty product supply chains and explored solutions to reduce environmental harm across production and distribution.

 

Beyond research, I am interested in translating awareness into action. As part of this, I initiated a project creating and donating over 50 handmade crochet items to children of migrant farm workers in India — many of whom have been affected by climate-driven displacement. This experience reinforced the importance of connecting environmental issues to human impact.

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In addition, I serve as a leader of my school’s science magazine, where I work with a team to develop and publish articles that make complex scientific ideas more accessible and engaging. Through this role, I have strengthened my ability to communicate research clearly, collaborate with others, and shape content that connects academic concepts to real-world issues.