About

I am a third-year Computer Science PhD candidate at Tufts University and a member of the Assistive Agent Behavior and Learning Lab (AABL) . I am advised by Dr. Elaine Schaertl Short.

My research focuses on Human-Robot Interaction. I am interested in improving the usability of assistive robots by incorporating feedback from disabled users to increase the transparency and human-interpretability of their underlying algorithms.

I have M.S. in CS from Tufts University ('24) and a B.A. in CS and Classics from Mount Holyoke College ('22)

Curriculum Vitae

Projects/Research

Online Behavior Modification for Expressive User Control of RL-Trained Robots - 2024

Isaac Sheidlower, Mavis Murdock, Emma Bethel, Reuben M Aronson, Elaine Schaertl Short

Mr. Meter Machine

A tool for introductory Ancient Greek students to practice scanning lines from the Iliad

Emerging Challenges in Cybersecurity

Exploring Machine Learning Techniques for Botnet Detection