Tamanna Urmi

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With a foundation in mathematical problem-solving from school competitions, I've shifted focus to applied mathematics, specializing in network science research. As a Ph.D. at Northeastern University, I delve into biological networks, epidemiology, and disease genomics using advanced methodologies in graph machine learning and network science. My academic background includes a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from MIT, distinguished for engineering for sustainability, and published research in energy-efficient water filtration technology. Professionally, I've excelled as a data scientist at GoJek, a2i (an initiative under the Bangladesh government), and Pathao, leveraging statistics, machine learning, SQL, and complex problem-solving expertise. I bring together my experiences in mathematical intuition, computational modeling, and my passion for human health in my current research on advancing network science in computational biology. Besides, I actively support students and advocate for women in mathematics by leading several initiatives for math education. I strive to work for meaningful and impactful research, avoiding getting bogged down in overly hyped fields and jump

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