I'm a neurobiology researcher at Yale's Wu Tsai Institute - also I write, paint, watch movies, walk outside a lot. I currently bounce around New Haven, New York, and Boston.

I'm interested in what film can do with, or for, the visual part of scientific knowledge (real or imaginary); science and fiction and science fiction; the world and work hidden in labs; and relations between science, education, and culture - bonus for experimental forms, horror elements, and the weird.

I'm also generally interested in creative engagement with the patterns/forms/processes of life that we usually think of as subjects of scientific study, like evolution or morphology. Also the lives of scientists, between stories, aesthetics, ideologies, and superstitions; also peoples' bodies, identities, memories, knowledge, and relationships with nature; also what people kind of generally think about science.