Seh Na Mellick

computational µbiology

Second-year computational biology PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University working on bacterial behavior, evolution, and large-scale phenotyping. I study how microbial populations make decisions, adapt to stress, and evolve under spatial and environmental constraints using machine learning, evolutionary modeling, and image-based phenotyping.

I am also maidservant to two feline entities: Jeff (mistress of chaos) and Dora (baroness of blood).

This site is a place for research summaries, ongoing projects, and technical notes.