Lukas Abraham.
Hello👋🏽. I'm
Lukas Abraham
a student & scientist
Work, School, and Projects
UF Scripps Biomedical Research
Intern
Circle of Love International
Co-Founder and Co-President
Abstract Review
Co-Founder
Machine Learning Classification of Neurons
Personal Project
AI Prediction of Cytokines in Sickle Cell Disease
Personal Project
FAU Human Brain and Behavior Lab
Research Assistant
Awards
Grand Award Winner - International Science & Engineering Fair
3rd Place Grand Award Winner in Biomedical and Health Sciences in the 2023 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair for my project in Computational Biology.
61st National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Finalist
This award recognizes winning qualifying status at NJSHS. I recieved 2nd Place in Medicine & Health, and top 5 overall in the JSHS fair.
Kovner Opportunity Scholarship Recipient
The Kovner Opportunity Scholarship enables talented and ambitious public high school students in Palm Beach and Martin Counties to attend the nation’s most challenging and selective 4-year colleges and universities.
The 2023 Regeneron Biomedical Science Award
This award is in recognition given of an exceptional high school student scientist. This award acknowledges a student who demonstrates an impressive command of biomedical science and research.
YSEA Science Fair Award
The Yale Science and Engineering Association Award is given to 11th grade students who present the most outstanding exhibits in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or Chemistry.
USMDO Award
Received an award for getting top 10% in the United States Medicine and Disease Olympiad.
About.
I'm an enthusiastic student involved in the world of Math, Science, and Engineering at Suncoast Community High School, where I am part of the International Baccalaureate Programme. My academic journey is marked by a blend of study and a passion for scientific research and ethical inquiry. I have an interest in computational biology, neuroscience, and ophthalmology. Research is a cornerstone of my academic career. I've engaged in diverse research projects, from studying transporter proteins’ roles in memory at UF Scripps Research Institute to independent research in computational biology. My goal is to apply my skills in a way that bridges scientific inquiry with real-world applications, be it in healthcare, technology, or any field that stands to benefit from scientific innovation. Let's connect and explore the endless possibilities that science and technology hold! Take a look of some of my work below: