Hi! I am Muhamad Haries Ramdhani

I am a first-year PhD Student in Medical Sciences at the Institute of Medical Sciences, University of Aberdeen in Morgan Lab, supervised by Dr. Michael Morgan and Prof. Cosimo de Bari. My research interests are in bioinformatics software and algorithm development, also the utilization of omics data to understand the complexity of biological systems through data visualization and machine learning.

Prior to my PhD, I received my BSc in Molecular Biology and Genetics from Gebze Technical University, Turkey (Turkish scholarship) and after that worked as a Data Scientist for Home Credit.

Currently as part of my PhD, I'm working on the development of robust and scalable computational and statistical methods for differential cell crosstalk analysis, funded by The School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition through the IMS studentship.

Side Projects

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Research

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ROXBASE

The complete Ragnarok X Next Generation database, a data intensive applications for Ragnarok X Next Generation

KawalPemilu Visualized

Interactive data visualization of the result of Indonesia's recent election built using D3.js and KawalPemilu API

Competition After Competition

A dataviz essay about the journey of the contenders breaking into Indonesia's entertainment industry and trying to make it big after the talent shows

LINE Chatbot: Mythical Pet

Chatbot that lives inside LINE and allows the user to own virtual pet in LINE without the need to download the additional application (Imagine a Tamagotchi but with more sophisticated features)

Reporter Pathways Analysis Web Tool (Graduation Project)

web implementation of the paper written by Prof. Tunahan Çakır

PPI Turki Interactive Data Visualization

Dataviz app containing information about the statistics of Indonesian students in Turkey

Overpowered Heroes

Data visualization essay exploring a year-worth of data of the r/mobilelegends subreddit and what insights can we obtain from it

Database Alumni PPI Turki

Web app to collect data from students who have lived and studied in Turkey and a way for them to interact