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msadman-sakib/README.md
  • I’m interested in the data sciences of transcriptomics, epigenomics and single cell omic data analysis.
  • I have 7+ years of experience on working with command line and R. Also following up AI applications in Genomics since 2024.
  • Was following up, a data science professional course by HarvardX, hosted at edX to improve my data wrangling skills, data visualization, necessary statistics and machine learning. I am primarly using R. You can see my progress here.
  • You can reach me at Linkedin. LinkedIn has the most updated versions of my professional footprints so far.
  • Here is my google scholar profile for a list of my publications.

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