During graduate school, he developed computational methods for studying evolution of highly divergent protein families. He did his postdoc with Dr. Kit Lam at University of California, Davis and Dr. David Baker at University of Washington, Seattle. His postdoctoral work focused on computational design of hyperstable constrained peptides and macrocycles with atomic-level accuracy.

Research Interests:

Computational peptide design for enhanced cell permeability, oral bioavailability, and blood-brain barrier traversal
High-throughput design of targeted peptide therapeutics