Research direction

Where lived practice
meets inquiry.

After years building and operating technology in the real world, I am moving deliberately toward doctoral study—bringing questions shaped by infrastructure, biology, and the human consequences of technical systems.

Research statement

My interests sit at the boundary of applied computing and biological information.

I am especially interested in how dependable cloud systems and machine learning pipelines can make scientific and public-interest data easier to interpret, validate, and use. This is an emerging programme of inquiry, grounded in my work across AI deployment, digital publishing, and bioinformatics.

Areas of inquiry

Questions I want to
take further.

01

Applied computer vision

Robust visual detection systems for real-world documents and data—building on production work with newspaper-image analysis.

Python FastAPI
02

Cloud-native research systems

Reproducible, cost-conscious infrastructure for model deployment, data processing, and collaborative science.

Docker AWS Kubernetes
03

Computational biology

Using computational approaches to understand biological sequence, structure, and health-related information.

04

Responsible technical practice

How practical constraints—access, sustainability, and maintenance—should inform the systems researchers build.

Academic pathway

A return to
first principles.

My education reflects a sustained curiosity across biology and computing—now converging in a research-focused next chapter.

  1. 2025—2026

    M.Tech, Cloud Computing

    Indian Institute of Technology, Patna

    Current
  2. 2022—2024

    Bachelor of Computer Applications

    Chandigarh University

    Completed
  3. 2014—2016

    M.Sc., Bioinformatics

    Jamia Millia Islamia

    Completed
  4. 2010—2013

    B.Sc., Botany

    University of Delhi

    Completed

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