On simulating biology

This page showcases my research in computational biology, focusing on the development of models and simulations to understand biological behavior at cellular or systems level and how it contributes towards health and/or disease.

My work ranges from visualizing biological-circuits regulating gene expression, to how diverse cells interact spatially over time. These efforts for instance help explain (1) why B-cells from immunocompromised patients fail to produce effective levels of antibodies, (2) how does the immune system responds to a viral-infection in a cancer patient, (3) how cancer cells escape a particular therapy, and (4) how to design effective therapies that allow tumor eradication. Each project integrates biological data with computational frameworks to generate predictive insights that inform experimental design and clinical applications.