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Rodrigo A. Reyes Feregrino | Researcher & Builder

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Student. Computer Scientist. Chemist. Researcher. Builder of things at the intersection of quantum mechanics, generative AI, and synthetic biology. Also: caffeine enthusiast, constructive empiricist, salsa dancer, and believer that the best ideas happen when disciplines collide. I study Computer Science and Chemistry at the University of Toronto — two majors that keep dragging me toward the same handful of problems: quantum computing, machine learning, synthetic biology. This past summer I was a bioinformatics software developer at Roche's R&D division, building the computational infrastructure behind their new SBX nanopore sequencing platform. Before that, a year-long PEY co-op at Sanofi, writing high-throughput genomics pipelines and working out how to tell real viral mutations from sequencing noise. These days my research home is the Chemical Physics Theory Group at UofT, where I'm a research assistant in Professor Artur Izmaylov's lab. I'm also a Teaching Assistant for theoretical

Hi, I'm Rodrigo. Student. Computer Scientist. Chemist. Researcher. Builder of things at the intersection of quantum mechanics, generative AI, and synthetic biology. Also: caffeine enthusiast, constructive empiricist, salsa dancer, and believer that the best ideas happen when disciplines collide. About Me I study Computer Science and Chemistry at the University of Toronto — two majors that keep dragging me toward the same handful of problems: quantum computing, machine learning, synthetic biology. This past summer I was a bioinformatics software developer at Roche's R&D division, building…

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