Data Analysis and Bioinformatics
Strategies for creating actionable insights and support for decision-making
Data Analysis and Bioinformatics
Strategies for creating actionable insights and support for decision-making
Strategies for creating actionable insights and support for decision-making
Strategies for creating actionable insights and support for decision-making
I have Bachelor degrees in experimental psychology and applied mathematics. I hold a Master's degree from the UT-ORNL Genome Science and Technology program. I have been working in data analytics for over three years. My focus has been on network biology with expertise in protein structure networks. This research aligns with objectives of computationally aided drug discovery.
Here I provide documentation, code, and rationale for implementing ML models. The projects are intended to be viewed here as an overview of what I can deliver. The Jupyter notebooks can be downloaded for use from my GitHub repository.
In this blog, I explore topics in science, but from a philosophical perspective. We are humans and the experience of meaning is of intrinsic value. The books reviewed here and the thoughts shared are way markers that trace my journey towards a biocentric understanding of the Cosmos.
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