In Danielle's time at Stony Brook they plan on researching security and privacy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cyber-physical systems, natural language processing, and multimodal applications. In Danielle's free time they like to draw, read, and spend time with friends. Before becoming a Simons STEM Scholar, Danielle participated in cybersecurity competitions, a hands-on experience where she created a network, and an internship where she created a stop-motion GIF maker.
"I hope to inspire other minorities in STEM to conduct research while participating in collaboration across disciplines and solving issues that impact my community. Technology can be used in a multitude of ways and I cannot wait to be at the forefront in discovering them."
"I chose to become a Simons STEM Scholar because of the support system consisting of both scholars and staff. From the moment I met Dr. Cabrera and Mr. Brick, I could see that they would were passionate about helping Simons STEM Scholars succeed. I knew that I wanted to be in a place where I can be authentic, both academically and socially."
