Hello everyone! 
I’m Narendra Raut from India and currently pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science (Data Science).
My interests include Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Large Language Models (LLMs), Generative AI, Data Science, and AI agents. I’ve worked on AI-powered applications, automation workflows, and web development projects, and I enjoy exploring how AI can solve real-world problems.
I’m excited to join the AI/ML Analysis Working Group to learn from the community, collaborate on research, and contribute to AI applications in space biology using OSDR datasets.
Looking forward to working with everyone!
@AIMLawg
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Cheers and welcome @narendra_raut
Here is the Forum-Space invite to the AI/ML AWG mtgs: https://awg.osdr.space/t/ai-ml-awg-monthly-meeting/4175
You should somewhat soon receive a traditional email calendar invite from the AIML AWG leads: @vaishnavi.nagesh @frank.soboczenski @james.casaletto
Here also is the general Forum-Space calendar: https://awg.osdr.space/upcoming-events/month/2026/7/1
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Hello everyone!
I’m Idil, an undergraduate physics student at Caltech. My current research focuses on scientific machine learning for the CMS experiment, particularly Higgs-pair production, event classification, detector simulation, and reconstruction. I also have experience with detector instrumentation for the CMS Barrel Timing Layer and quantum-optics simulations related to LIGO.
I’m especially interested in interpretable ML, anomaly detection, uncertainty quantification, radiation and sensor data, and reproducible scientific workflows. I’m excited to learn more about space biology and OSDR datasets, collaborate with the community, and contribute wherever my physics and machine-learning background may be useful!
@AIMLawg
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Welcome Idil. Happy to work with you!
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Welcome!
Would be great to have you introduce yourself at the next AIML AWG meeting, give an overview to your previous R&D
Excited to hear if you have any ideas on data usage from OSDR/Genelab:
Data Dashboard for the Bio data: https://visualization.genelab.nasa.gov/data/
BioData API: https://visualization.osdr.nasa.gov/biodata/api/
Environmental Data App (which has its own API): https://visualization.genelab.nasa.gov/data/
RadLab (which has its own API): https://visualization.osdr.nasa.gov/radlab/gui/overview/
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@idildoga.turkmen
Also, for knowledge gaps, questions/domains/R&D needs, here was a recent post about approach plans from the NASA Human Research Program: NASA Human Research Program “Approach Plans”
You also can check out the previous ~188 papers, pre-prints, student theses which leveraged OSDR data or this community is some way: NASA OSDR-GeneLab Enabled Publications, Pre-Prints, Student Theses - Google Scholar
Hi there!
For the sake of not repeating everything on my profile, I’ll keep this as brief as I can:
I’m Matthew, I studied Computer Science & Political Science at York University before going to work for the Government of Canada and the City of Toronto. Most of my experience has been in conducting data analysis for public safety, and training computer vision and RL models, but I’m looking to branch out and develop new skills! I’m currently studying a second degree in Applied Mathematics at Athabasca University in order to upskill before graduate school.
I’ve joined the AI/ML AWG and am most interested in contributing to the Digital Twin project, but I am also interested in the Brain AWG as well. My DMs are open to anyone that feels like I might have a skillset that would be beneficial to their project, so feel free to check out my profile.
Excited to be here and to be able to contribute. Thank you everyone, and cheers!
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Hi everyone! I’m Melody, joining from Argentina 
My path here has been a bit winding. I studied medicine at the University of Buenos Aires, and along the way I found my real passion at the intersection of neuroscience, neurodiversity, and education. That led me to build a health and neurodiversity education platform, where I work as a science educator and communicator - translating complex science into things people can actually use.
I’m currently deepening my foundation with studies in health sciences, and I’ve been drawn more and more toward how AI and open data can push biomedical research forward. That’s what brought me to the Brain and AI/ML AWGs, the chance to learn space biology from the people actually doing it, and to see where someone with a communication and clinical background can be useful.
I’m genuinely excited (and a little starstruck, honestly) to be here. Looking forward to meeting you all and learning from this community. Feel free to reach out, always happy to connect 
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Hey narendra! I’m Kiran Balam. I’m a B.Sc data science student. I was hoping we could connect on maybe linkedin or whatsapp
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