Updates

My abstract originally submitted to the IEEE Women in Bioinformatics (WIBI) 2025 Workshop to be held on February 6-7, 2024, in New Haven, CT, USA for a poster presentation was scored highly and was accepted as an oral presentation instead!
I was nominated to be spotlighted for a student feature by my school! Read about my experience in the program here.

I now serve as Vice President for the Tufts Computational Biology Group. In this role, I will help organize workshops and special sessions, invite external speakers, and help peers with coding challenges.
I presented preliminary findings in the first ever poster from my PhD research at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) held in July, 2024, in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Presenting my poster at AAIC24!
I have successfully passed my Qualifying Examination and am now officially a PhD Candidate!

I attended the Marmoset Bioscience Symposium to hear more from researchers in the field! This was held on November 9, 2023, in Washington DC, USA.
For distinguished academic performance during my master’s degree, I received the Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Best Female Student for the class of 2022, and was awarded 25,000 rupees.
After completing my rotations in the Carter, Pera, and Joy labs, I’ve decided to join the Carter lab, where I will utilize computational approaches to investigate Alzheimer’s disease pathology using the common marmoset as a model system by integrating multiomics data.

I have graduated with my MSc in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics from IBAB! Next, I am moving to the Jackson Laboratory to begin my PhD in Neuroscience through Tufts University!
My master’s thesis research officially ends with the Graduate Research Symposium showcasing the research done by the class of 2022!