I am a master’s student of Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. My research interests lie broadly in implementing and developing statistical methods to study scientific questions about genetics and genomics. I am also interested in nonparametric estimation, statistical learning, and bioinformatics. I believe my research is socially responsible for informing people of potential health risks and elevating their health condition in the long run.
ScM in Biostatistics (current), 2021
Johns Hopkins University
BA in Mathematics, 2020
Washington University in St. Louis
Creating a model with clinical data to predict respiratory failure.
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