Harsh Dave / Computer science · Statistics · Computational genomics

I like complicated systems. I build useful ways through them.

I’m Harsh—a computer scientist, statistician, computational genomics researcher, and builder. I follow questions across software, data, biology, AI, sports, and the everyday systems I want to make more useful.

“I rarely accept ‘that’s just how it works’ without asking several more questions.”

In the lab

Positive selection in Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Ioerger Lab · Texas A&M

Away from the screen

Lifting, badminton, soccer, basketball, teaching, and trying too many new tools.

Computational genomics in the Ioerger Lab.

I’m pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science while studying positive selection in Mycobacterium tuberculosis using Python, Bayesian modeling, and high-performance computing across approximately 4,000 genes.

Build the system. Find the signal. Explain why.

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Build systems

Turn an unfinished question into software people can actually use—from local-first personal tools to AI, data, and cloud systems.

02

Find signal

Use statistics, reproducible analysis, and explicit uncertainty to separate evidence from noise.

03

Explain why

Make the machinery legible—whether it is a model, a research pipeline, a sports argument, or a daily routine.

Built around friction I kept noticing.

Seven working systems, each with one clear job. The full portfolio keeps the deeper project and experience record.

Portfolio The deeper record: experience, research, projects, education, and the thinking that connects them. Enter →

The same instinct, applied in different places.

Biology Disease, evolution, drug resistance, and useful research interfaces.

AI systems The routing, accelerators, context, and failure modes behind an answer.

Movement Lifting, sport, technique, recovery, competition, and measurable progress.