I will be starting my PhD in Computer Science at Dartmouth College this fall, advised by Nikhil Singh .
I am broadly interested in human-AI co-creation and exploring ways to leverage neural audio generation models as a tool in the creative process. I plan to explore how we can learn better audio representations and how these representations can be used to create more fine-grained controls for music generation models.
I completed my BS/MS in Computer Science at Northwestern University, where I had the pleasure of working in the Interactive Audio Lab under the supervision of Prof. Bryan Pardo and Dr. Ethan Manilow. My research focused on audio enhancement and source separation.
I currently live in Chicago, where I can often be found playing guitar, in the kitchen, walking along Lake Michigan, exploring coffee shops, or seeing live music ( likely a Billy Strings show ).
I presented my work in Music Separation Enhancement to the MILA Music+AI Reading Group!
My paper "Music Separation Enhancement with Generative Modeling" was accepted to ISMIR 2022
I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northwestern with a BS/MS in Computer Science
Peer Mentor under professor Bryan Pardo
Peer Mentor under professors Bryan Pardo and Zach Wood-Doughty
Peer Mentor under professor Ollie Cossairt