Sherine Ismail
Data Analytics Intern at R.E.A.L. Discussion- Claim this Profile
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R.E.A.L. Discussion
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United States
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Education Administration Programs
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1 - 100 Employee
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Data Analytics Intern
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Jun 2023 - Sep 2023
Empowering Discussion Through Data: Led implementation of a data optimization project, crafting company-branded surveys that captured diverse student experiences with over 3,000 responses. Used GoogleSheets formulas and JavaScript for automated data processing, converting raw data into refined datasets. Designed dynamic student-data dashboards using LookerML and Looker Studios, empowering educators with real-time visualizations and facilitating informed decision-making.
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Stanford University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Assistant at Mordecai Laboratory
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Jan 2022 - Jun 2023
Stanford, California, United States Project: Studying how temperature and intraspecific variation affect host-parasite interactions - Applied statistical models and empirical data to study the ecology of infectious diseases in regard to climate change. - Managed mosquito colonies to study parasite interactions between mosquito populations (ciliate cultures, animal husbandry: feed mosquitoes, transfer pupating mosquitoes into cages, pipet ciliate cultures into new media)
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Student Researcher at Mordecai Laboratory
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Jun 2022 - Aug 2022
Stanford, California, United States - Used populations of mosquitos and parasites that were collected across a large temperature gradient to design experiments related to predicting disease dynamics under future climate change. - Analyzed experimental results through coding statistical models of infection and growth rates in R (generated confidence intervals by bootstrapping data, graphed thermal performance curves, and ran significance tests between infection rates and factors such as temperature and population). -… Show more - Used populations of mosquitos and parasites that were collected across a large temperature gradient to design experiments related to predicting disease dynamics under future climate change. - Analyzed experimental results through coding statistical models of infection and growth rates in R (generated confidence intervals by bootstrapping data, graphed thermal performance curves, and ran significance tests between infection rates and factors such as temperature and population). - Practiced laboratory techniques such as animal rearing, protist culturing, and infection assays.
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Education
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Stanford University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science