Ramya Durvasula builds product at Partiful, following computer science research at MIT. Her research included applying hyperbolic embeddings to gene-function prediction in the Berger lab, and she earned bachelor's and master's degrees from MIT.
Ramya Durvasula builds product at Partiful, following computer science research at MIT. Her research included applying hyperbolic embeddings to gene-function prediction in the Berger lab, and she earned bachelor's and master's degrees from MIT.
Career
Ramya Durvasula studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Master of Engineering in Computer Science and Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics).
Product Engineer at Partiful until PresentMIUndergraduate Research and Innovation Scholar, Berger Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2018 to 2019Researched predicting gene function with hyperbolic embeddings through the MIT EECS SuperUROP program, supervised by Bonnie Berger.