I am an INSEAD MBA (class of ‘27J) with a background in biomedical research spanning immunology, neuroscience, genomics, and quantitative biology.
Previously, I was a Senior Research Fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. My research combined single-cell genomics and high-precisions neurosurgeries in mouse models to dissect prenatal stress-induced adverse reprogramming of immune function and brain development across a lifetime.
Before this, I completed my PhD in Physics at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), India, where I built fully automated image analysis pipelines to study cell cycle-dependent DNA damage responses and genome architecture from high-resolution fluorescence microscopy images.
Across these experiences, I’ve been drawn to problems at the intersection of biology, computation, and quantitative science and increasingly to the broader questions of how scientific discoveries can be translated into impact.
Affiliations
2025 – 2026 Biology of Adversity Project (BAP), Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
2023 – 2026 Massachusetts General Brigham
2023 – 2026 Harvard Medical School
2021 – 2023 4D Nucleome Project, NIH Common Funds
Education
2026 – 2027 MBA ‘27J — INSEAD
2013 – 2020 PhD, Physics — Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India
2010 – 2013 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics — The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India