About ReadingFrame
Heram Nagabhairu · Student researcher · Bentonville, AR · writing about cancer biology & ai, graph neural networks, gene expression analysis, and more.
Who I am
I got into ML and bioinformatics a few years ago — graph neural networks, gene expression, computational approaches to problems that are still genuinely hard. Mostly Python, Google Colab, GitHub. No university affiliation. One post a month. No ads, no affiliate links.
Why ReadingFrame
The name comes from biology — a reading frame is how a nucleotide sequence gets parsed into codons. Shift by one base and you're reading something completely different. That's the idea here: the same paper, read by someone who's actually running the models, hits differently than a press release.
I write about methods, limitations, and actual significance — one post a month, without the press release layer.
Research interests
Cancer biology & AI
Graph neural networks
Gene expression analysis
Drug resistance prediction
Bioinformatics pipelines
Mentions & coverage
ReadingFrame is an independent, student-run blog. It hasn't been featured in outside press yet — as breakdowns get cited, linked, or covered, they'll be listed here. If you've referenced a post, I'd genuinely like to know.
No external mentions to list yet — check back as the archive grows.
Contact
Not taking guest posts, but happy to hear from other student researchers or anyone working in Bio/AI.