M.Sc. student · ComputImm Laboratory
Seyyed Mohammad
Hamidi
Algorithms and Computation Theory
Shahid Beheshti University · Tehran, Iran
I study computational methods for B-cell receptor lineage reconstruction and drug-combination dose–response modeling. I also build scientific software for transparent, reproducible analysis.
At ComputImm Laboratory, supervised by Prof. Changiz Eslahchi.
Implemented work
Selected scientific software
ClonoDefs
Definition-aware B-cell repertoire analysis, with traceable clone and clonotype assignments.
Python · PyTorchDuoDose
Probabilistic modeling of paired drug doses, conditioned on cellular context and a target inhibition.
C++17 · CMakeC++ IgBLAST Wrapper
A self-contained human IgBLAST workflow with enriched AIRR output for downstream analysis.
Collaborative research needs and design at ComputImm; my contribution is software implementation and deployment.
Academic background
From electrical engineering to computational biology
My interest in programming grew during my electrical engineering degree at Amirkabir University of Technology. I now study algorithms and their application to biological questions.
About me