Yasmin Fathy
SDE | Research Visitor
EMBL-EBI | University of Cambridge
Biography
Yasmin Fathy is now a Software Developer in Genome Analysis at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI). She is part of the Ensembl Regulation team to develop and maintain the Ensembl Regulation’s computational pipelines.
She is also a Fellow of the U.K. Higher Education Academy, a Research Visitor at Cambridge Service Alliance (CSA) at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge and a Volunteer Instructor at Code First Girls (CFGs).
Before joining EBI, she was a Research Associate in IoT and Machine Learning at the University of Cambridge and a KTP Research Associate in Data Science and Machine Learning at UCL, Computer Science department.
She obtained her PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the Institute for Communication Systems (ICS) at the University of Surrey under the supervision of Prof. Payam Barnaghi and Prof. Rahim Tafazolli and MSc in Applied Science and Engineering from Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) in Belgium.
What’s new?
- Y Fathy, M.Jaber and A. Brintrup,“Learning with Imbalanced Data in Smart Manufacturing: A Comparative Analysis” (to appear in) the IEEE Access Journal, 2020.
- I am now a Volunteer Instructor for programming courses at Code First Girls (CFGs).
- Code First Girls (CFG) is a non-profit social enterprise for transforming tech by providing the skills, space and inspiration for women to become kick-ass developers and future leaders.