I have always had a passion for human health and the impact or prevention of disease. Prior to my PhD I spent a few years working on the development of infectious disease diagnostics. In my current Biophysics program, I utilize computational methods to understand developmental biology. My research interests focus on the intersection of the two disciplines: using computational approaches such as data science or machine learning to understand infectious diseases and their impact on humans as individuals as well as population groups.

I am currently a graduate student finishing up a Master’s Degree in Computer Science at Cal Poly SLO. My academic interests include machine learning, deep learning, and their applications in healthcare. When I’m not at the computer, I enjoy baseball, reading, and good barbecue.

I am a PhD student in motor development and physical education at the University of South Carolina. I aim to use machine learning and AI to improve health-related outcomes. My other research interests include integrating holistic approaches to assess and improve physical health and performance and reduce obesity.

I’m first year PhD student in Old Dominion University. I study Applied Mathematics. I’m interested in the role Mathematics plays in data science.

I am a PhD student in Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington. I have always had an interest in mathematics but am now inclined to apply mathematical modeling to study and further understand infectious diseases and immunology research to conduct future biomedical research.