"I have a PhD in bioinformatics and computational biology from Boston University, and an undergraduate degree in computer science and neuroscience from the University of Toronto.

I've taught undergraduate introductory statistics classes at Boston University (MA213; co-instructor) and Lesley University, and am an Adjunct Instructor at Columbia University teaching Machine Learning. I have also worked as a teaching fellow in biology (human physiology) and various Computer Science classes, and in high-school biology classrooms as an NSF GK-12 teaching fellow.

Professionally, I work in data science and computational biology, and have extensive experience using and teaching Python and R for statistics and machine learning. I can also provide help with learning and applying LLMs and other modern AI approaches.

I also have experience and interest in teaching stats to non-math majors, as many of my students have to take stats as a requirement for life sciences or psychology programs.

In computer science, I'm most fluent in Python, but also know C, C++ and Java. I also have expertise in most aspects of bioinformatics and computational biology, applied statistics and machine learning, general molecular biology and genetics, and biochemistry." less...