Research & Development Intern at Carney Institute for Brain Science
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Adam Xu is a scientist-in-training and computational biologist with nine years of hands-on research experience accelerating therapies for neurodegeneration and inflammatory disease. Currently a Sanofi Inflammation Biology Co-Op and Brown undergraduate, he combines molecular and in vivo neuroimmunology work with strong quantitative skills—building automated R toolchains, deep-learning image pipelines, and robust assays for gene therapy and biomarker profiling. His projects span transgenic mouse mechanics to clinical retrospective analyses, including managing large animal cohorts and reducing data-processing time by 85%, and have yielded conference awards and manuscripts in revision. Notably, he blends wet-lab assay optimization (ddPCR/qRT-PCR/ELISA/Jess Western) with imaging and computational automation to move mechanistic discoveries toward translational readouts.
9 years of coding experience
BS, Computational Biology (Computer Science), BS, Computational Biology (Computer Science) at Brown University
Harvard Book Prize, Hyde Lifesaver Prize, National Merit Scholar, Very High Honors, Harvard Book Prize, Hyde Lifesaver Prize, National Merit Scholar, Very High Honors at Saratoga High School
Contributions:1 release, 13 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 11 months
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