I am a passionate and driven PhD student at the University of Idaho, specializing in
Bioinformatics and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), with a focus on developing
intelligent, AI-driven tools that can transform healthcare and environmental
management. My research is dedicated to enhancing bioinformatics workflows,
improving AI’s ability to interact with complex biological and clinical data, and
making these tools accessible for both expert and non-expert users. Guided by Prof.
Dr. Hasan Jamil, I am committed to advancing both healthcare solutions and
environmental sustainability through cutting-edge technology.
In my past work, I have created commercial software for businesses and developed
smart solutions for biologists to address the limitations of AI in question
answering, especially where deep web data is required. I also designed user-friendly
visual workflow systems for domain scientists, optimized recommender systems, and
created auto-grading systems for SQL and relational algebra queries to improve
educational processes. Throughout these projects, I focused on making software more
intuitive and efficient, ensuring that end users, regardless of technical expertise,
could interact with complex systems seamlessly.
Looking to the future, I aim to develop next-generation AI-driven tools that will
support personalized healthcare by analyzing vast amounts of clinical and healthcare
data. By tailoring treatments to individual genetic profiles, these tools will
improve patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and accelerate drug discovery,
ultimately benefiting public health and enhancing research efficiency in the U.S.
biomedical sector.
Additionally, I plan to develop an AI-powered manure management system to address
the environmental challenges posed by improper manure disposal in agriculture. This
system will be trained on U.S.-based data to optimize manure handling, reduce
pollution, and support sustainable agricultural practices, ultimately contributing
to the U.S. efforts to mitigate climate change and build a more resilient
agricultural industry.
