Presenter
Mikaela Cashman
Biography
I am a research software developer at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory working in the Environmental Genomics & Systems Biology Division on the KBase team. I completed my postdoctoral research associate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the Biosciences Division in the Computational and Predictive Biology group. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Iowa State University and my Masters in Computer Science from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
My research centers around the application of software engineering methods to systems biology. My technical areas of interest include: software testing, machine learning, systems biology, and synthetic biology. I have further interest in bioinformatics workflows and algorithms, high performance computing, and in GPU-enable workflows. My research aspirations focus on building bridges between the computational and biological sciences.
My research centers around the application of software engineering methods to systems biology. My technical areas of interest include: software testing, machine learning, systems biology, and synthetic biology. I have further interest in bioinformatics workflows and algorithms, high performance computing, and in GPU-enable workflows. My research aspirations focus on building bridges between the computational and biological sciences.
Presentations
Paper
Chemistry and Materials
Life Sciences