sekekeretsu@gmail.com

Seke received his Ph.D degree in bioinformatics from Chosun University, South Korea. Thereafter, he joined the Cancer Mutation Research Centre at Chosun University as a post-doctoral researcher. His prior works were focused on the identification and design of novel inhibitors that target medically important proteins using Computer-Aided Drug Design methods. As a graduate student at Tezpur University in India, Seke used data mining techniques to predict protein complexes in protein-protein interaction networks. Currently, Seke is a post-doctoral research fellow at the Karakach lab and the Gujar lab, gearing to use computational techniques to answer obscure biological questions with an immunological context.

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