Hi there! My name is Justin Lubin. I’m excited by programming languages, human-computer interaction, biology, social justice, music, and math!
I am a PhD student in computer science advised by Sarah E. Chasins at UC Berkeley, where I’m part of the Programming Systems Research Group. Previously, as an undergraduate at UChicago, I worked extensively with Ravi Chugh. I am very grateful for the fantastic mentorship of these two!
Currently, I am immersing myself in the world of biology to foster a substantive, ongoing, and reciprocal relationship between the fields of programming languages and experimental biology. While contributing to biology research alongside experimental biologists, I aim to answer the following question with my biology collaborators:
What would a programming system look like that empowers experimental biologists without much programming experience to produce code they want by themselves?
I am excited to be collaborating with the lovely folks of the Nuñez Lab in this endeavor!
Conference and Journal Publications
For more, please see my CV! (∗ = equal contribution, † = research mentee)
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UIST ’22
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OOPSLA ’21
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ICFP ’20
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UIST ’19
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ICSE ’18