After obtaining my Bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh, I am currently a Ph.D. Candidate in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Johns Hopkins University. I am fortunate to work under the guidance of Dr. Jung-Hee Seo and Dr. Rajat Mittal. My research aims to explore biomedical applications and uncover the underlying mechanisms of bio-inspired locomotion through computational fluid dynamic tools. Additionally, I am passionate about exploring the dynamics of collective behavior through the development of dynamic multi-agent-based computational models. Specifically, my current work focuses on fish collective behavior, integrating empirical rules of fish interactions and essential fluid dynamics principles to understand this natural phenomenon comprehensively.