Hi! I’m Abrar, a sophomore at Stony Brook University, double majoring in Biology (with a concentration in Bioinformatics) and Applied Mathematics and Statistics. I'm passionate about combining science, research, and service, and I hope to become an oncologist in the future. At Stony Brook, I work as a Peer Tutor in General Chemistry and Biology at the Academic Success and Tutoring Center, where I enjoy helping students build confidence in tough subjects. I’m also an International Student Ambassador through the New Students Transition Program, supporting new international students as they adjust to campus life. I volunteer as a Student Researcher at the Stony Brook Cancer Center, working on improving algorithms in the PhosR Signalomes function. This summer, I’m continuing my research at the New York Structural Biology Center, studying how ice thickness affects the quality of 3D protein structures. I also volunteer with the Hospital Elder Life Program at Stony Brook University Hospital, supporting older patients during hospitalization to help prevent cognitive and physical decline. Outside of academics and research, I serve as an Event Coordinator for the Muslim Student Association and Artists in Medicine, where I enjoy creating inclusive, community-focused events. These experiences have deepened my passion for patient care, research, and education. I'm especially interested in how data-driven approaches can improve cancer diagnostics and treatments, and I hope to contribute to more personalized, effective care as an oncologist.