Teaching

Active learning in drug discovery

Workshop, Online, 2022

Active learning and Bayesian optimization have become important/prevalent tools in drug discovery and design. They provide a systematic way to select samples with a high amount of information. This property has made them an ideal choice in early-stage drug discovery, e.g., in hit identification through virtual screening and also lead optimization. Also, they can be used to search through usually very large drug combination space to find drug pairs with the highest synergy score. In this workshop, first, we read and review the theoretical aspects of active learning and bayesian optimization.

Machine learning workshop

Workshop, Shenakht Pajouh, 2019

I am running a machine learning workshop, which I present diverse topics; from knowledge distillation and compression to causal inference and invariance.

Advanced bioinformatics

graduate course, Sharif University of Technology, Computer Engineering, 2017

I worked as the teaching assistant of “Advanced bioinformatics course”. This is a graduate level course which covers topics such as: Microaarray and RNA-Seq data analysis, sequence alignment and assembly from genomics data and so on.