I work on a plant health system that involves host-microbe interaction. My research investigates how crops defend against biotic stresses such as pests and diseases, and examines the molecular and physiological mechanisms that shape plant immunity. My expertise includes computational and molecular techniques, in-silico protein modeling, RNAseq data analysis, and diagnostic assays to inform resistance breeding, stress tolerance, and sustainable crop protection. Motivated by the belief that no one should go hungry, my area of study aims to translate research discoveries into practical strategies that enhance crop resilience and support global food security.