2018 was a very busy year: I bounced between coasts, moved back to NYC, and spent a good chunk of time in Europe. Here's a look back at all the trips, big and small, with some photo highlights.

Two separate museum visits connected through memory. A reflection on how we store and pass on memories.

Some (random) notes/learnings from my trip to Shenzhen China

I traveled to Santiago, Chile GOSH 2017: researchers, technologists, hackers, and citizen scientists gathered to roadmap the future of open source hardware.

I know that this will sound epicly cheesy and cliché but this fellowship has truly been a once in an lifetime opportunity, especially after spending a lifetime in the academy.

I studied abroad the fourth year of my PhD on a Chateaubriand Fellowship in Paris, learning machine learning for neuroscience research and exploring Europe on weekends. Here's why international education matters for scientists.