Summary
Bhavya Papudeshi is a research-focused bioinformatician with eight years of experience decoding bacterial, bacteriophage, and metagenomic sequence data to reveal host interactions, specificity, and evolutionary dynamics. Currently a Research Associate at the University of Lausanne and PhD candidate in Bioinformatics, she builds and optimizes reproducible analysis pipelines that turn raw sequencing reads into actionable biological insights. Her background spans academic teaching and applied genome analysis support, giving her a practical edge in translating complex methods for diverse research teams. Based in Lausanne, she combines wet-lab-informed intuition from a biotechnology BTech with advanced computational training, enabling efficient integration of evolutionary theory and pipeline engineering.
8 years of coding experience
Semester Abroad Program, Project/Undergraduate Thesis Work, Semester Abroad Program, Project/Undergraduate Thesis Work at Guangdong University of Technology
Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Biotechnology, Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Biotechnology at Vellore Institute of Technology
San Diego State University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics at Flinders University