About me

From control systems to algorithms and biology

My academic path began in electrical engineering at Amirkabir University of Technology, where an advanced programming course sparked a strong interest in computing. I initially pursued control systems and related computational topics before deciding to transition more fully into computer science.

In September 2025, I began an M.Sc. in Algorithms and Computation Theory at Shahid Beheshti University. Through working with Prof. Changiz Eslahchi and joining ComputImm Laboratory, I became interested in using computational methods to investigate biological problems.

My current research activities include B-cell receptor lineage-tree reconstruction and forward/inverse modeling of drug-combination inhibition and dosage. Alongside this work, I develop research software in collaboration with colleagues and supervisors at ComputImm.

My research direction continues to evolve at the intersection of bioinformatics, immunology, and machine learning.