Open source Java library for computational proteomics
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Description of work done at Merck pharmaceutical company in the summer of 2018 as a Computational Drug Discovery Intern at West Point, PA. Information excludes all proprietary information belonging to Merck & Co.
python computer-science research xml high-performance numpy drug-discovery proteomics publication lc-ms pharmacokinetics labkey scalable-data-analysis computational-proteomics drug-targets swissprot pharmaceuticals pharmacodynamics tkinter-python drug-development
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Mar 10, 2022 - Python
Beta-DIA is a partially open-source, free-to-use Python software that provides comprehensive peptide/protein identification and accurate quantification results for single-shot diaPASEF data.
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Feb 12, 2025 - Python
Calculate homo- and heteromeric distribution of TRPC channels
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Single-file quality control prototyping pipeline for diverse mass spectrometry workflows.
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Mar 7, 2025 - Nextflow
A repository containing all the file projects that I have for the Bioinformatics 4 (COMP 4312c) course.
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Full-stack system for the QSample project, including both backend (Spring Boot) and frontend (QSample Client, AngularJS). Manages API requests, database interactions, and deployment via Docker Compose.
angularjs quality-control spring-boot mass-spectrometry computational-proteomics full-stack-application
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Published work of mine in Pitt Biological Sciences Advising Blog about using Bioinformatics to predict Ligand-Protein interactions.
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