BIO
Sav'aaq! I have my degree in Physics, but I quickly learned that I enjoyed writing software to help friends and colleagues conquer either tedious or computationally interesting issues. There was a demand in the Biological sciences for these skills specifically, so I joined Baresh Lab to help all of the awesome people here with their devious RNA splicing schemes.
I have many years experience writing my own web apps both academically (RVCC, Rutgers), commercially (Rudraya Corp, Viridity Energy), and for myself, family and friends, and I am happy to learn the basics of a new field while helping at the lab.
Specifically, I have been a maintainer of the Majiq splicing visualization web app, called "Voila", which provides an interactive splicegraph tool and graphic / tabular data to assist in viewing the extracted RNA-Seq experimental data overlapped with annotated RNA data. I also work on writing supporting tools to go along with papers for various efforts of the students at the lab. For an example, check out Majiq-Cat below.
Outside of the lab, my other interest include Video Gaming, Digital Art, Harpsichord Playing, Sailing, Skating, and more coding side projects!
Sav'orq!
Topics
· Python / Cython / Javascript
· Alternative Splicing Classification
· Genetic Variation and Genomics of Human Disease
Tools
Publications
Mapping RNA splicing variations in clinically-accessible and non-accessible tissues to facilitate Mendelian disease diagnosis using RNA-seq
Joseph K Aicher, Paul Jewell, Jorge Vaquero-Garcia, Yoseph Barash, Elizabeth J Bhoj
Cloud Computing for Pharmacometrics: Using AWS, NONMEM, PsN, Grid Engine, and Sonic | S Sanduja, P Jewell, E Aron, N Pharai