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Heng-Le

Student Researcher, LS Minor, CS Major, Volunteer
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Above Average Dog-Walker

Hi there! My name is Heng-Le, and I'm while I'm not stuck on my latest OCaml programming assignment, I'm preparing for an alternate career path by looking for dogs in my neighborhood to walk :). In all seriousness, I am passionate about using technology to solve problems and create innovative solutions. I'm also always seeking to learn and expand my skillset, whether through coursework or self-study Fun fact about me: I once broke my front tooth while chasing my pet schnauzer. So there you have it, a little bit about me in a nutshell. Hope you enjoyed getting to know me (even if it was just a tiny bit)!

Name: Chen Heng-Le
Birthday: 7 July 2000
Degree: Undergraduate
Experience: 2 Years
Phone: +65 9023 9929
Email: chen.hengle@u.yale-nus.edu.sg
Address: 10 College Ave West, #01-101
Freelance: Available

Education

Experience

My Education

Bachelor's Degree

Yale-NUS College | 2021 - Current

Computer Science Major, Life Sciences Minor. GPA: 4.85

International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme

Anglo-Chinese School Independent | 2016 - 2018

Studied History, Mathematics and Economics at Higher Level. Physics, Chinese and Language & Literature at Standard Level.

My Experiences

Life Edit Therapeutics | June 2024 - Aug 2024

Developed and optimized deep learning models with PyTorch for predicting base editing efficiency. Learned more about autoencoders and GNNs :D

Yale University - Gerstein Lab | Sep 2023 - Aug 2024

I worked Dr. Jensen to define roles of rare variants and structural variants towards gene regulation using the EN-TEx personal epigenome resource.

Yale School of Medicine | June 2023 - May 2023

I worked with Professor Blenman to design and implement a framework for proteomics analysis and visualization.

Student Researcher

The Ecological Adaptations Lab | 2022 -2023

Working under Professor Eunice Tan, I explored my interest in the Life Sciences by designing and performing experiments in the Yale-NUS Insectary. I looked to uncover the underlying causes of sexual dimorphism in the sexual selection of stick insects.

Skills

My Skills

HTML
75%
CSS
75%
Python
80%
OCaml
65%
R
70%
Dog Walking
100%

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