Machine Learning and Computational Biology Research Fellow:
Responsible for developing machine-learning algorithms and bioinformatics/database systems that automatically link the various phenotypes and genotypes to correctly determine the pathogenic nature of queried bacterial cells.
Developing transfer learning methods to connect genomic data between human cell lines and Patient-DerivedXenograft (PDX) models to improve anti-cancer drug sensitivity prediction.
Research Assistant:
Responsible for the carrying out different simulation based researches in the Biomedical Integrated Devices and Systems (BIDS) lab in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department.
Completed projects from National Cancer Institute (NCI), National Institute of Health (NIH) and National Science Foundation (NSF) with high appraisal.
Collaborated with researchers from department of Mathematics and Statistics & Biological Science, while assisted fellow colleagues with their research, and motivated junior students to pursue research on computational biology and machine learning/artificial intelligence.
Graduate Student intern:
Completed a project entitled "Expanding a massive drug screen for Sarcomas to other Pediatric Cancers", where I have analyzed different databases such as NCBI, dbGap, EMBL, Champions, St Jude, TCGA, Xentech, Riken and more.
Developed Bioinformatics (NGS) analysis pipeline and performed analysis on solid tumor sequence data.
Lecturer:
Planned and taught 3 courses related to basic engineering as well as mentored students with different topics, related to both academic and non-academic.