Hi, I’m Priyansh. Thanks for stopping by! I’m an experienced Bioinformatician with over three years of expertise in transcriptomics data analysis, focusing on single-cell resolution and time-series experiments. I’m skilled in Python and R, and I enjoy developing robust and automated workflows to meet modern bioinformatics needs.

Currently, I’m in the final stages of my PhD, which focuses on computational method development for scRNA-Seq data analysis. Alongside my studies, I work full-time at BioBam Bioinformatics. There, I’ve contributed to the development of OmicsBox, deploy containerized scRNA-Seq tools on the cloud.

I developed this website to showcase my skills and it serves as my electronic portfolio. Feel free to explore my projects!

For the start learn how this site is made?

It’s made with Quarto and deployed on AWS-S3. Hosting a static website on AWS S3 is a common practice, but when you want to use a custom domain and ensure it’s served securely over HTTPS, things get a bit more complex. This is where AWS CloudFront and Route 53 come into play. I achieved this by creating a record in Route 53, which ensures that my domain directs visitors to my S3 bucket where my static site is hosted.

To serve my site over HTTPS and ensure it’s secure, I needed to validate my SSL certificate. AWS CloudFront facilitated this process. I generated an SSL key-value pair using Certbot and created a CloudFront distribution, setting the S3 bucket as the origin. I then attached the SSL certificate to the CloudFront distribution, ensuring all content is served over HTTPS.

This mini setup was an excellent warm-up for my preparation for the AWS Developer Associate Certification. Not to mention, ChatGPT was by my side throughout the process.