Who Am I?

I’m Ammar Aldawood, a rigorous generalist operating at the intersection of
biology, mathematics, computation, and engineering. A Medical Laboratory
Sciences alumnus from Jordan University of Science and Technology, I became
increasingly quantitative in my approach toward the life sciences.

I am currently transitioning into bioengineering and computational biology.
I am actively seeking PhD positions as well as industry roles where the
environment suits the interdisciplinary problems I want to work on, and
where my skills match the problems the lab or organization needs solved.

If you see that fit in my work, get in touch ✉.


Where You Can Find Me

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Education & Learning

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My Tech Stack

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Sankey diagram generated using Plotly in R


Interests & Hobbies

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Circle packing generated using circlepackeR in R