I am a student passionate about artificial intelligence and computational approaches in biology.
R-loops are a three stranded structure consisting of an RNA strand and two DNA strands. They are of interest because of their roles in both regulation and genome instability. This project aims to predict R-loop formation in the genome based off of DNA sequence and other input tracks.
As a TA, I created test cases for the autograder (Python) and held office hours for project help (C++).
My primary responsibilities were to handle processing of cryo-electron microscope image datasets. I used computational tools (RELION and crYOLO) to reduce time required to detect and box out particles in microscope images.
I worked in team of four students and Innovation Minds developers to implement a recommendation engine on a human resources web platform. We developed and implemented an algorithm in Python to sort users based on personality and skill data to find suitable teammates. We also created an endpoint with Flask to allow the Innovation Minds web development team to query teammates from our algorithm.
This is a tinder-like app for choosing a restaurant when you are in a group and can not reach a consensus. Users will pick a restaurant food category they might be interested in going to, and the app will bring them restaurants in their area. They will swipe left if they don't like the restaurant and right if they like it until there is only 1 restaurant left. I worked on this project in a group of three students.
A web application allowing users to create and customize postcards. These postcards are stored on the server and users are provided a link that they can share.
GPA: 4.00
Courses: Machine Learning, Operating Systems, Web Development, Artifical Intelligence, Data Structures, Software Development in UNIX and C++