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  1. Our work on LEO network topology design under real-world deployment constraints was accepted to ACM SIGMETRICS 2027.
  2. I received a Galileo Circle Scholarship from the University of Arizona College of Science.
  3. I gave a talk on “LEO Networking Beyond Idealized Constellations” at NINeS 2026, at Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA.
  4. I presented “Stylometry of Executable Code Revisited” at PETS 2025, at George Washington University in Washington, DC.
  5. I received the Outstanding Graduate Scholarship Award, given annually for research excellence in the Computer Science Department.
  6. Our work on Explainable Legal Wills Execution using LLMs was accepted for presentation at the Bloomberg Law Symposium: Law, Language, and AI, 2025. My co-author is Alice Kwak.
  7. Our work on binary code stylometry was accepted to PETS 2025 (3% early acceptance rate).
  8. I presented “BLADE: Towards Scalable Source Code Debloating” at IEEE SecDev 2023, at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA.
  9. I presented “SoK: Evaluating Program Debloating Paradigms and Their Compositions” at ESORICS 2023, at The Hague Conference Centre in the Netherlands.
  10. Our work on program debloating was accepted to ESORICS 2023 (18% acceptance rate).