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Thank you for visiting my website. I am an undergraduate student at the University of Washington, where I plan to study bioengineering and related fields. I have a broad interest in chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical studies. Previously, I studied at Hamden Hall Country Day School. During high school, I worked on research projects in atmospheric nitrogen deposition, environmental remediation, and the cultural economics of intangible heritage. I am a Product Manager for CarbonTrack, a youth-led environmental education platform that helps students build sustainable habits through personal carbon accounting. Interests: bioengineering, pharmaceutical, environmental science, sustainability, and data analysis. Email: lorenlmh@uw.edu |
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This work analyzes the economic potential and cultural sustainability of the traditional performance “Small Dragon Performing”, examining how commercialization strategies can support both heritage preservation and local community development. |
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This project studies how biochar-assisted microbial systems can be tuned to enhance the degradation and removal of antibiotic contaminants from soil and water environments. |
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A student-led initiative that uses a personal carbon accounting platform designed for teenagers to help them cultivate sustainable living habits as part of youth environmental education. Several schools have used CarbonTrack in their campus programs. |