I am a first-year graduate student working with Ji Wang, focusing on high-resolution spectroscopy of brown dwarfs—celestial objects that straddle the line between planets and stars. In addition, I investigate highly luminous accreting black holes, which act as strong gravitational lenses for background, higher-redshift galaxies. My work aims to refine our understanding of the relationship between black hole mass and the mass of their host galaxies. I am also deeply passionate about science communication, actively exploring how music, art, and planetariums can serve as creative mediums to share complex scientific ideas with the public.