Her research focuses understanding and evaluating students’ collaborative problem solving processes during complex computational modeling tasks through multimodal analysis, grounded in learning science theory. When not doing research, you can find her rooting on the Detroit Red Wings, walking her dog or reading a book.

I work on various research projects in the domain of model integrated computing (MIC), Multi Modal Learning Analytics (MMLA), deep learning, and Molecular Dynamics(MD) simulations. Currently, I am involved with the EngageAI institute, working on various deep learning powered tools for education/learning research. Previously, I was in the Vanderbilt TA1 team for DARPA’s Symbiotic Design for CPS project by the Air Force Research Laboratory (FA8750-20-C-0537). I was also involved with the MoSDeF project funded under NSF Award #1835874-Software for Building a Community–Based Molecular Modeling Capability Around the Molecular Simulation Design Framework (MoSDeF). My role is to contribute to open-source research software development as well as the completion of independent research assignments on the aforementioned domains.