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== Parsa Hosseini == | == Parsa Hosseini == | ||
I'm a bioinformatics research assistant for the | I'm a bioinformatics research assistant for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with strong interests in bioinformatics and computational biology. | ||
I've been involved in bioinformatics since 2006, and seen the benefit that open-source software has in such a field. | I've been involved in bioinformatics since 2006, and seen the benefit that open-source software has in such a field. | ||
I'm fascinated with large-scale dataset analysis and implementation of algorithms (sequential and parallel) within bioinformatics. | |||
I became interested in open-source solutions during graduate school after experiencing the freedom that can come with tailoring a solution to fit your needs. As a result, I have come to find the exchange of knowledge via open-source both fascinating and relevant for todays fast-paced world. | |||
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== Education == | == Education == | ||
Ph.D. - Bioinformatics / Computational Biology (starting 2011) | |||
M.S. - Computer Science (2010) | M.S. - Computer Science (2010) | ||
Thesis: A novel integrated framework to annotate and visualize Solexa datasets. | Thesis: A novel integrated framework to annotate and visualize Solexa datasets. | ||
B.S. - Cell Biology/Molecular Genetics (2007) | |||
== Programming == | |||
Daily use of: Python, Java/Swing, MATLAB | |||
Currently learning GWT/Vaadin | |||
== Why I chose Fedora == | |||
The ability to tweak an OS in any way you'd like is something you can never underestimate. After exploring the Fedora Live-CD, it wasn't long before this OS became an integral part of my daily computing. In a nutshell, I love the look-n-feel of Fedora, its usability, and capabilities. And when I took 'Operating Systems', then it all made sense. | |||
== Contact Information == | == Contact Information == | ||
'''Email''' | '''Email''' parsah AT fedoraproject DOT org | ||
'''IRC''' parsah | |||
'''Fedora username''' parsah | '''Fedora username''' parsah | ||
'''Location''' | '''Location''' Maryland, U.S.A | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 13 May 2011
Parsa Hosseini
I'm a bioinformatics research assistant for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with strong interests in bioinformatics and computational biology. I've been involved in bioinformatics since 2006, and seen the benefit that open-source software has in such a field. I'm fascinated with large-scale dataset analysis and implementation of algorithms (sequential and parallel) within bioinformatics.
I became interested in open-source solutions during graduate school after experiencing the freedom that can come with tailoring a solution to fit your needs. As a result, I have come to find the exchange of knowledge via open-source both fascinating and relevant for todays fast-paced world.
Education
Ph.D. - Bioinformatics / Computational Biology (starting 2011)
M.S. - Computer Science (2010)
Thesis: A novel integrated framework to annotate and visualize Solexa datasets.
B.S. - Cell Biology/Molecular Genetics (2007)
Programming
Daily use of: Python, Java/Swing, MATLAB
Currently learning GWT/Vaadin
Why I chose Fedora
The ability to tweak an OS in any way you'd like is something you can never underestimate. After exploring the Fedora Live-CD, it wasn't long before this OS became an integral part of my daily computing. In a nutshell, I love the look-n-feel of Fedora, its usability, and capabilities. And when I took 'Operating Systems', then it all made sense.
Contact Information
Email parsah AT fedoraproject DOT org
IRC parsah
Fedora username parsah
Location Maryland, U.S.A