Hi! I am currently a graduate student at Yale University, working on the intersection of data science, statistics, and epidemiology. I'm skilled in both Python and R, and I dabble a bit with visualization using Javascript. Before Yale, I was a bioengineering major at McGill University, with multiple years of wetlab and coding experience.
Proteins often work with each other through physical contact to perform a particular function; these physical contacts are called protein-protein interactions. Understanding protein-protein interactions can allow us to predict how protein(s) of unknown function will interact with already characterized protein(s).
Live-cell imaging of cells (using phase-contrast microscopy) are often hard to segment because of the lack of colored labelling.
In collaboration with
Pierre Marc Juneau, we developed an alogrithim using wavelet-transforms and basic matrix transforms to segment cells.
Virtual Poster Presentation