Dory Abelman

Phd Candidate in Medical Biophysics @University Health Network

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2019 — Present

Phd Candidate in Medical Biophysics @University Health Network

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CA

I work at the intersection between computer science and biology. In my current research, I use software to analyze the DNA sequence of people with blood cancer. I’m working to better understand if regular blood can act as a ‘back door’ to a tumour. This involves seeing if DNA from a tumour can be detected in the blood and analyzed accurately. If my research is successful, it will contribute to the development of less invasive, more affordable, and more accurate future tests for monitoring blood cancers.Asides from my research, I also act as a teaching assistant to courses in computer science, statistics and genetics.

EDUCATION

2019 — 2024

University of Toronto

PhD Candidate in Medical Biophysics, Bioinformatics

2015 — 2019

Western University

Bachelor’s Degree, Honours Specialization in Health Sciences: Public Health, Biological, and Chemical Sciences

SKILLS

EnglishMicrosoft WordPresentationsEditingHealth EquityResearchMolecular BiologyLeadershipHigher EducationScienceStatisticsCommunicationTime ManagementOrganization SkillsData AnalysisSpssLiterature ReviewsReport WritingInterpersonal SkillsAnalytical SkillsTeamworkPublic SpeakingSocial MediaCell CultureHealth Impact AssessmentWritingMicrosoft OfficeCritical Thinking

ABOUT DORY ABELMAN

I work at the intersection between computer science and biology. In my current research, I analyze the DNA sequence of people with blood cancer. I’m working to better understand if regular blood can act as a ‘back door’ to a tumour. This involves seeing if DNA from a tumour can be detected in the blood and analyzed accurately. This \'fingerprint\' may be able to guide treatment decisions and enable earlier detection. If my research is successful, it will contribute to the development of less invasive, more affordable, and more accurate future tests for monitoring blood cancers.Asides from my research, I also act as a teaching assistant to courses in computer science, statistics and genetics.

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