Dianita Susilo Saputri (D4)Department of Genome Informatics

I am a Moslem, a daughter, a wife, and also a PhD student in Department of Genome Informatics (Daron’s Lab), Graduate School of Medicine.

Antibody repertoire analysis. I am studying human antibody response to diseases and how they can be used for better prevention and cure.

I’ve been interested in human immunity and infectious disease since I studied at medical school in Universitas Indonesia. Being inspired by the Professors and my seniors in RIMD, I tried to apply for scholarship here and got accepted. Alhamdulillah

Yes. I think RIMD is a nice place for those who have big curiosity in life science. You can find and use a lot of cutting-edge technologies. You can also meet many kind-hearted Professors and warm colleagues to share and discuss your thoughts!

I love to learn something new. Whenever an experiment or a code works after long way of error, it’s very exciting and addictive!

Dating my computer, doing some wet experiments, reading books/papers, exercising, disturbing Daron/other lab members with my very trivial questions of coding/experiment, and chatting with friends/family.

Best

Got new friends whom I consider them as family.

Worst

It breaks my heart whenever my family got sick and I can’t be there for them.

If you were interested in something invisible (not a ghost but some molecular things happening inside your body), don’t be hesitate to make RIMD as your home. Nothing is too hard to pass. When there is a will, there will be a way.