Research
I am currently part of the Hutter Research Group at UT Austin, and am working on the commercialization of a respiratory device for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients. Our goal is to develop an accessible and comprehensive solution to address current respiratory device limitations.
In my role, I have conducted the market analysis and created the marketing pitch package to secure funding. Additionally, I help out in writing grant applications and budget optimization through creating the bill of materials and procuring the materials for the device.
(2023-ongoing)
Publications
This study provides a comparative analysis of the available support systems for individuals with autism in Indonesia and the United States. Using a rigorous research methodology, we explore the unique challenges and successes of individuals on the autism spectrum in these two culturally distinct countries, and examine the ways in which healthcare policies and social structures shape the experience of autism. Through this investigation, we illuminate the intricate interplay between culture, healthcare, and societal factors in relation to autism support. Our findings offer valuable insights into how support systems can be improved to better serve individuals with autism, and their families, in these and other global contexts.