Currently, I serve as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, where my expertise lies in DNA nanotechnology, single-molecule imaging, and fluorescence microscopy. Prior to this, I pursued my doctorate at Emory University, where I focused on the creation of DNA molecular tension probes and origami-polymer force clamps. In my ongoing work, I am applying highly multiplexed, DNA-based imaging methodologies to delve into spatial biology at multiple levels, spanning from molecules to cells and tissues. I am confident that my research will offer powerful, adaptable, and scalable tools that will facilitate a holistic understanding of various research domains, including transcription, translation, and protein functions. I anticipate that these tools will stimulate novel discoveries across a broad range of biological systems.