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Tamanna Urmi

Ph.D. candidate in Graph Learning for Biological systems

Tamanna Urmi, a Ph.D. candidate in Network Science at Northeastern University, has a strong foundation in mathematical problem-solving and applied mathematics. Specializing in network science research, she focuses on biological networks, epidemiology, and disease genomics using advanced methodologies in graph machine learning and network science.

With a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from MIT and a noticeable expertise in engineering for sustainability, Tamanna has published research in energy-efficient water filtration technology. She has excelled professionally as a data scientist at GoJek, a2i (under the Bangladesh government), and Pathao, utilizing skills in statistics, machine learning, SQL, and complex problem-solving.

Tamanna Urmi is dedicated to advancing network science in computational biology, aligning her mathematical intuition, computational modeling expertise, and passion for human health in her current research endeavors. Apart from her research contributions, she actively supports students and promotes women in mathematics through various educational initiatives.

Her academic journey includes studies at European Standard School for A Levels and Tulip International School for O Levels. She has experience working with prominent organizations such as The Rockefeller Foundation, ME SOLshare, BRAC University, iDE, and MIT, where she held roles ranging from a Graduate Research Assistant to a Product Designer.

Tamanna is committed to conducting meaningful and impactful research in fields that offer substantial contributions, steering clear of trends and hasty conclusions.

Highlights

Nov 21 · linkedin

Building a community of scientists working in the field of Graph Learning, Network Science and Complex Systems (in theoretical, biological, social or physical space) would make room for knowledge-sharing, innovation and collaboration.

I am requesting Bangladeshis exclusively (because of my limited bandwidth and other engagements with larger communities) to join this with the hope that we can concentrate resources in our home country and cater our collaboration to a particular set of problems. Please fill out this short form.

Sep 7 · linkedin

One way or another we moved past the gloom and doom of the Pandemic, and found ways to cope.

We reprioritized our actions, formed deeper connections, thought about our careers and mode of work, and focused on health. While there was grief, there was also a rejuvenating side to the lockdown days.

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States