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Abraham Trueba
crisprking
Bioinformatician (M.S.) & Chemical Biologist (B.S.) · Incoming MS1, UAG International MD — building open-source, falsifiable drug-target pipelines
Angadjeet Sanghera
chronicJatt
Data Scientist & Developer -
Python | Algorithms | Blockchains
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Frequently collaborate with @kalford123 🤝🏻
Squamish, BC
Andrei Riaskóv
ARyaskov
Inventor |
Tech Adviser |
Bioinformatics |
Blockchain Enthusiast |
Co-founder/Former HoE of Maroo.us (YCombinator S21 Alumni)
DV Klopfenstein, PhD
dvklopfenstein
vim all the way: How else to refactor wo/ubiquitous prying eyes? ANNNND it is so FAST
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Alejandro Efraín Marín Peralta
EfraMP
I like math, biology & computer science, so I do omics & bioinformatics 🧬
Melbourne
Ignasi Jarne
Iggi-29
Biologist and Bioinformatician working at the Genomics Unit of the Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol. I love to code to understand biology and help patients.
Institut Català de La Salut Barcelona
Patrick Blaney
pblaney
Senior Bioinformatics Programmer,
Ph.D. Student in Computational Biology & Bioinformatics
NYU Langone Health New York, NY
shuang
huang-sh
PiX: A non-linear AI agent workbench — session is a tree: branch anytime, and context follows the branch
Víctor Rodríguez Bouza
vrbouza
Postdoctoral Fellow
EMBL's European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) Cambridge (UK)
Selin Jessa
sjessa
Computational biologist. Investigator at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and Assistant Professor, Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Jon
mjuilk
PhD Candidate CvO Oldenburg - Medical Genetics
Lund University Bioinformatics MSc
Jacobs University Biochemistry & Cell Biology BSc
Carl von Ossietzsky University Oldenburg Oldenburg
Etienne Ntumba
EtienneNtumba
Hello there! 👋 I'm a dedicated bioinformatician deeply engrossed in the fascinating confluence of computational biology, mathematics, and machine learning.
Dan Bruzzese
bruzecruise
Postdoc in the Aksoy lab at the Yale School of Public Health working on tsetse flies, endosymbionts, and sleeping sickness.
Godfrain Jacques
kounkou
Just because you're doing a lot more, doesn't mean you're getting a lot more done.
in progress Vancouver
Camilo García
camilogarciabotero
Biologist interested in applying bioinformatics and DS tools to understand evolution in different organisms. Currently working on bacteriophages and epigenomics
Universidad de los Andes Bogotá, Colombia
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