Research Interests
My research interests focus on the intersection of molecular biology, genetic engineering, and computational biology, with a goal of addressing critical challenges in biotechnology and medicine. I am particularly drawn to the use of bioinformatics tools and genomic technologies to advance molecular diagnostics, personalized medicine, and synthetic biology. Through my internship at Intrainz, I explored genetic marker applications in molecular diagnostics, while my project, “Python for Biologists,” strengthened my ability to integrate computational tools with biological research for protein sequence analysis and amino acid profiling.
I am inspired by the pioneering work of biotechnology professors of the world who are advancing CRISPR-based gene editing, functional genomics, and systems biology. For my higher studies, I aim to contribute to research at the forefront of these fields, leveraging interdisciplinary approaches to tackle challenges such as disease detection, therapeutic development, and agricultural innovation. My long-term goal is to bridge the gap between computational insights and practical applications, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in biotechnology.