For nearly a decade, I've specialized in design for research and innovation, developing a practice that bridges design excellence with scientific rigor. After deepening my expertise at MIT Senseable City Lab, I now work independently with research teams at institutions like MIT, Yale, Oxford, and NYU. Based in Brooklyn, I help labs worldwide transform complex research into compelling visual stories—from brand identities that capture a lab's essence to websites and videos that make breakthroughs accessible to broader audiences.
Selected clients
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
— MIT Senseable City Lab
— MIT Center for Real Estate
Yale University
— Livable City Lab
University of Oxford
— Synthetic Society Lab
New York University
— Urban Systems Lab
Dartmouth
— Consortium for Interacting Minds
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
— Data Driven Envirolab
University of British Columbia
— Database of Religious History
University of Oregon
— Eco Jurisprudence Monitor
Services
Branding
— From strategy to logos and complex visual systems
Website
— Design and development in Webflow, Framer, or WordPress
Video Explainer
— Scripted animations that explain complex ideas
Selected talks
How to make science captivating
— Quantum Creators Con, Quera, City College of New York
02.04.2025
How to make science captivating
— Visual Science Communication Seminar Series, University of Arizona
02.14.2025
All work shown on this site is my own, unless otherwise credited. Collaborators and contractors are named on the relevant project pages.
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