Passion Projects

Still young — and growing on purpose

BioPolicy is a new organization. This page will grow as my projects do — here's what's actually in progress and what's planned, kept honest rather than backfilled.

Completed

Can a Dosing Strategy That Worked in Prostate Cancer Predict a Benefit in Melanoma?

A calibrated model combining lineage tracing, cell line, and clinical trial data to predict an adaptive dosing benefit in melanoma. Mentored by Dr. Lingting Shi.

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STICR Project: Do Sibling Neurons Share a Fate?

Single-cell analysis of 19,963 cells from a published lineage-tracing dataset, confirming interneuron subtypes against the Allen Institute reference.

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A Refundable Family Caregiver Tax Credit for New York City

A policy proposal prepared for the Chair of the NYC Council Committee on Aging, on supporting the family caregivers who fill the gap in the city's home care system.

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Community Work in Peru

A week of farm work and daily chores alongside local Indigenous communities, through The Global Citizens Program.

Service See the project →

Community Work in New York

Revitalizing St. Mary's Park and translating for new arrivals at the Greek Consulate in New York.

Service See the project →

In Progress

NYC Cancer Treatment Access Policy Brief

Synthesizing my research and blog posts into a single, citeable policy document.

In Progress

Planned

Interviews with NY families navigating cancer treatment access

First-hand accounts to ground my policy proposals in real experience.

Planned

Partnerships with community health organizations

Connecting BioPolicy's research to organizations already doing this work on the ground.

Planned
This page is meant to stay honest as the organization grows — items move from "Planned" to "In Progress" to done only once the work has actually happened.