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Seraph Yang

Hi! I'm a current undergraduate at Stanford majoring in computer science and math. In my free time, I like to play squash and badminton. I also enjoy drawing and playing piano!

Research

Researching AI in healthcare and microgravity.

ISS Research Lab

San Jose, CA

Researching biological experiments under microgravity conditions. Studied phage and bacteria growth in space aboard the SpaceX Cygnus NG-22 mission.

Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine & Imaging

Palo Alto, CA

Results

1 papers published

The Use of Bacteriophage K as a Disinfectant of S. epidermidis in Spaceflight
Seraph Yang, Jasmine Wu, Albert Yu, Sanjay Subramanian•American Society for Gravitational and Space Research•2024

This experiment will test whether bacteriophage K can effectively suppress S. epidermidis growth on Earth versus in spaceflight by monitoring optical density and metabolic activity, hypothesizing reduced phage efficacy in microgravity conditions.

Projects

A collection of personal projects — just for fun :D

Project
Year
studyap.org
2023
Y86 Simulator
2024
raphOS
2025
OpenCV OCR with Tesseract
2025

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© 2025 Seraph Yang

seraph.yang@stanford.edu