About

Aseah is a scientist and strategist based in NYC. She received her master's in molecular biology from NYU, where she studied the molecular mechanisms underlying WHIM syndrome at the Skirball Institute at NYU Langone. At the same time, she researched pedestrian egress behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic with Professor Debra Laefer at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, and published the research in Nature Scientific Data.

Most recently, Aseah worked in biotech and pharma equity research at Cantor Fitzgerald from 2023 to 2025, conducting research and analysis on more than 45 companies.

Her interests lie at the intersection of AI and the life sciences, particularly in how AI can help researchers design better experiments and make sense of complex biological data to advance the frontier of human knowledge.