I am a Bioinformatics Engineer at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
My work sits at the intersection of bioinformatics, computational biology, immunology, and structural biology. I build and improve workflow and analysis pipelines, work with large-scale sequencing data, and use computational methods to study antibodies, epitopes, proteins, and biological systems.
- PhIP-Seq antibody-profiling investigating influence of microbial dysbiosis on humoral immunity in early-onset, late-onset colorectal cancer, and polyp/healthy control cohorts.
- Developing and maintaining computational pipelines for InFlux, a highly multiplexed NGS-based influenza A neutralization assay, analyzing samples to profile humoral immunity across diverse patient cohorts.