• 📑 all_the_seqs_and_etc

• 👩🏻‍💻 Construct_partial_file_names_from_inexhaustive_excel_file_then_map_to_files_and_move_mapped_files

• 🧬 iGEM-Rutgers-Software

• 🧬 Merge_topoffs_DNA_nexus

• 🧬 PacBio_Rename_All_Unique_Ids_To_Well_Names_From_XML

• 🗄️ Pairwise File Comparisons

• 🐍 py-task-organizer (Summer & Fall 2024)

• 📑 review_and_read_ahead

• ⭐️ Rosalind_Project_Euler_LeetCode_Datacamp (Summer & Fall 2024)

  • FIB_RabbitsAndRecurrenceRelations.py

  • FRMT-DataFormats.py

  • GC_ComputingGCContent.py

  • GRPH_OverlappingGraphs.py

  • IPRB-MendelsFirstLaw.py

  • LEXF_EnumeratingK-mersLexicographically.py

  • LEXV_OrderingStringsOfVaryingLengthLexicographically.py

  • PROT-TranslatingRNAIntoProtein.py

  • PRTM-Calculating_Protein_Mass.py

  • REVP_LocatingRestrictionSites.py

  • SUBS-FindAMotifInDNA.py

  • TFSQ_FASTQFormatIntroduction.py

  • Euler_1.py

  • Euler_1.rs

  • Euler_5.py

  • Euler_5.rs

• 👩🏻‍💻 rust-math-camp

• 🦀 rusty-task-organizer

• 🧬 streamlit-bioinformatics-tools (Summer & Fall 2024)

• 🧬 treeSortR (2013-2014)

• 🧬 Unified_Taxonomic_Classifier (Fall 2024)

• 💉 From Obesity Drug Design to System Design: Pairing GLP-1s With Metabolic AI Digital Twins, herlog.com. February 17, 2026

• 👩🏻‍💻 Two ways to get started with diff for bioinformatics: using Python and also Excel to output a Bash shell script with pairwise file comparisons, herlog.com. August 27, 2023

• 📑 General guidelines and understandings for handing off data to another team precisely every time, herlog.com. October 8, 2023

• 👩🏻‍💻 Getting started with screen for bioinformaticians, herlog.com. December 17, 2023

• 🧬 Calculating concordance in Illumina's Genome Studio 2.0, herlog.com. October 27, 2023

• 🧬 The value of DTC ancestry DNA kits and where they are made illegal and possibly why, herlog.com. January 18, 2024

• 🧬 Structure-function relationship of FAD-dependent pyridine nucleotide-disulfide oxidoreductase in Anaeromyxobacter dehalogenans 2CP-C reveals perhaps, a unique mechanism for transferring reducing equivalents, (Cross-listed) Second-Year (Level 600) Graduate Level Course: Homology Modeling of Proteins Final Paper, Course Grade: A, December 20, 2013

• 🧬 Synthesizing a novel genetic sequential logic circuit: a push-on push-off switch , Presented for course, "Seminar in Biotechnology" (126:401), Fall 2011, Final Grade: A

• 🧬 Complex Circuits in Synthetic Biology: The Bacterial Full Adder , Presented for (Final Yr level) course, "Seminar in Biotechnology" (126:401), Fall 2011, Final Grade: A (again, names listed were of the presentation order in the conference in Oct 2011, I was the Team Founder & Leader (by the way, in fact, I probably still am the Team Founder & Team Leader, it depends on who you ask.))

• 🧬 Synthetic Biology: Helping to build marvelous microbes of the future , Presented for course, "Biochemistry (Final Yr level) Colloquium: Marvelous Microbes" (015:429), Spring 2012, Final Grade: A

• 👩🏻‍💻 Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science, MITx, December 23, 2014
• 👩🏻‍💻 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python, MITx, October 31, 2014
• 🧬 Quantitative Biology Workshop, MITx, August 1, 2014

• Google Scholar

I dedicate all of my work and everything good I have done and will ever do to my parents, who are intelligent, wise, funny, honest and hard-working people that have taught me, by example, to pay serious attention to the details in everything I do. I have always done all of my work, all by myself. My work is my power and I, as I always have done, take pride in it.

"People always come up to me and ask me, how am I so patient with my students and people I'm managing and I tell them, I learned it by having to be patient with my parents." & "Stop chasing small fry projects in ML/AI, think bigger (in terms of ML/AL math/cs etc)." - my brother

"this instrument/measurement tool (in his office) is made by a small company in Germany, and they are so good, that no company could compete with them or buy them out bc they could not re-create that machine to this day." - my eye doctor i.e. be so good that they can't 1. compete with you 2. buy you out -> all because the focus is on patients, helping patients.

• Public Dropbox from undergrad
• Public Stackoverflow account, started/made in undergrad

(Will update this with the actual picture but ...) A picture of my late-grandfather, dressed up as he usually would, who passed away in the mid-90s. Back then, you would get your blood glucose reading once a month and your doctor would review it with you, but that one reading was a month old. How things have changed in science in such, one could argue, a short amount of time, is what makes and keeps me optimistic.

Another story. My brother's friend from hs mastered ... and I mean, mastered, spanish on duolingo (during med school too), because he anticipated having patients who would speak spanish.