Hi, I'm Andrew. I’m a computational biologist. I aim to understand the mechanisms of life better utilizing new technology. My journey into compbio started with deep dives into philosophy, which convinced me of the necessity to understand biology through information systems. I worked under Dr. David Spencer for two years at the Washington University School of Medicine, creating interpretable learning models and pipelines to research the epigenetics of acute myeloid leukemia. Today I’m in the Data Science department at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, working with Dr. Nicoletta Cieri to build the algorithms and testing methods for understanding graft-versus-host disease in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. I am motivated by the challenge of doing things nobody has done before; where there is no template to model your work on. My ultimate goal is to spend my life uncovering amazing mysteries on the frontier of biology.


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Pipeline Visualization

Real-time simulation of genomic data processing. This view visualizes the computational steps involved in raw sequence alignment and variant calling.

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