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In the evenings, my focus shifts to research, primarily centered on discovering methods to bio-hack the human body. My goal is to find strategies that enhance bodily efficiency with minimal effort, blending science and innovation to optimize our natural capabilities.

Hope lies in dreams, in imagination, and in the courage of those who dare to make dreams into reality.

Jonas Salk

Education

Achievements / Awards

• MIT – Hack Medicine | Nov 16 – 18
• Stanford University – Health++ | Nov 2-3 | 2018
• ICIMS Hackathon – Bell Lab 2018 | Winner
• HealthTech Hackathon 2018 | Winner
• John Hopkins University Hackathon | 2018
• Social Good Hackathon 2018 | Winner
• Princeton University Hackathon | Winner (Best Hack for Social Good) | March 30 – April 1 2018
• New York University Global Hackathon | Winner (Assistive Technology) | March 23 – 25 2018
• Stony Brook IOT Hackathon | Winner | Feb 16-18 2018
• CTF Hacking Competition at Stony Brook | Winner | Feb 16-18 2018
• Altice USA and Infosys Innovation Hackathon | 3rd Place | Nov 15 2017
• New Jersey Institute of Technology Hackathon (Hack NJIT) | Nov 11-12 2017
• Boston University Hackathon (Boston Hacks) | Oct 28-29 2017
• Digital Healthcare Hackathon (Stevens) | Oct 6-8 2017
• IDEA EXPO • A Platform for Idea Presentations | Winner | 2015
• National Level Technical Paper Presentation (Ethical Hacking) | Winner | 2013

During my childhood, I had a genuine fondness for assisting others in resolving their tech issues. Although some perceived me as altruistic, I must admit there was a degree of self-interest involved in these acts. Each time I helped someone with their problems, I found myself constantly learning something new.

Being successful at almost anything means having a passion for it. If you see somebody with even reasonable intelligence and a terrific passion for what they do and who can get people around them to march even when they can’t see over the top of the next hill, things are going to happen.

Current & Past Organizations

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