I am a Computational Biologist and I am interested in investigating the regulatory role of microRNAs in gene networks. I am using the sea urchin (S.purpuratus) and star fish as my model organisms. I work with Dr. Veronica Hinman and Dr. Takis Benos from University of Pittsburgh.

PhD in Computational Biology

Joint CMU-UPitt Program

Carnegie Mellon University

Office:

                    409F Lane Center

                    Mellon Institute

                    4400 Fifth Avenue,

                    Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Email:

                    sskadri@andrew.cmu.edu

Phone:

                    412-268- 8101

Education:

                    MS in Computational Biology,

                            Carnegie Mellon University

                    B.E. in Computer Engineering,

                            Mumbai University

Blog:

                    Macrocosm

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Ongoing projects:

1. 1.microRNAs in sea urchin and star fish
   

2. 2.De novo identification of microRNAs
   

3. 3.Phylogenetic analysis of miRNAs
   

4. 4.miRNA function prediction