Research Orientation
My main interest is understanding how tumor microenvironments are organized through cell-cell communication, especially when multi-omic evidence can be integrated into interpretable regulatory narratives.
I am particularly drawn to research questions that link computational structure to experimental consequence: signaling circuits, pathway activity, functional perturbation, and the design of validation strategies.
Alongside cancer-focused analysis, I have maintained strong hands-on training in synthetic biology, cloning, protein workflows, and cell-based assay logic, which helps me approach projects with both mechanistic and practical awareness.