MSc Precision Health and Medicine
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Bio: I've always been interested in how biology and technology can work together. My focus lies at that intersection, where I use computational tools and machine learning to explore biological data and understand how diseases function. Using my skills in bioinformatics, I want to help build that bridge between biology and artificial intelligence.
Currently, I am pursuing my Master of Science in Precision Health and Medicine at the National University of Singapore. I completed my Bachelor of Technology in Biotechnology at Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, before that. Recent work includes a first author paper on transcription factor binding sites across HPV types, analyzing transcriptomic data to uncover dysregulated pathways in autoimmune diseases, and using molecular docking to visualize how a potential drug compound binds to its target protein, identifying the key interactions that make the binding effective.
I have also worked with computational tools such as AlphaFold for protein structure prediction, GROMACS and AutoDock for molecular simulations, and data analytics platforms like KNIME, alongside machine learning frameworks such as TensorFlow and Keras. Outside of my academic work, I enjoy playing cricket and chess, as well as spending time outdoors.
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