Detravious Jamari Brinkley | Research
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Graduate Student, Ph.D. in CS Office: BridgeHall Blackstone and USC Incubator |
About me
I am a first-year Ph.D. student at UF's Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering. My area of study is Computer Science. My research spans across explainability in complex graphs, editing LLMs, and discovering temporal-spatio relationships across datasets. Previously I spent time in the Knowledge Capture And Discover group where I was blessed to be advised by Yolanda Gil while having Emmanuel Johnson as a direct mentor.
See below for some of my papers (a full list can be found at Google Scholar).
Publications and Presentations
[ACM IUI 2023, Publication] Reproducibility as a Stepping Stone to Intelligent Assistants for Data Analysis: Recreating a Study of Physical Activity, Sleep, and Work Shift in Nurses.
Brinkley D, Johnson E, Feng T, Gil Y
[USC ISI 2022, Publication] Reproducibility as a Stepping Stone to Intelligent Assistants for Data Analysis: An Analysis of Physical Activity, Sleep, and Work Shift in Nurses.
Brinkley D, Johnson E, Feng T, Gil Y
[Nucleic Acids Research Journal 2019, Publication] Fail-safe genetic codes designed to intrinsically contain engineered organisms.
Calles J, Justice I, Brinkley D, Garcia A, Endy D
[bioRxiv 2019, Publication] Synthetic Genetic Codes Designed to Hinder Evolution.
Calles J, Justice I, Brinkley D, Garcia A, Endy D
[Claflin University Research Day 2019, Oral Presentation] Assessing Orangeburg County's Businesses and Citizens to Revitalize the Community.
Brinkley D, Wheeler B