Colin Small
Sc.M. Student in Biotechology, Brown University
Biotechnology Graduate Program and Brown Center for Computational & Molecular Biology
Lorin Crawford Lab
colin_small at brown.edu


I am a current master's student in the Biotechnology Graduate Program at Brown University under the supervision of Lorin Crawford through the Brown Center for Computational & Molecular Biology. During my undergraduate degree at the University of New Hampshire, I worked with Marek Petrik and Matthew Argall. My current research at Brown revolves around the use of graph neural networks to predict antibiotic synergy, but I am more broadly interested in computational small-molecule pharmacology, health informatics networks, and ethnopharmacology.

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Conference Presentations and Posters

Contributions to Open Source Projects

I am a contributer to chemprop, a Python package for developing message passing neural networks (MPNNs) for molecular property prediction. See Analyzing Learned Molecular Representations for Property Prediction and chemprop's usage in A Deep Learning Approach to Antibiotic Discovery.

Extracurricular Activities

Industry and Innovation in Biotechology (I2B)

Co-founded Industry and Innovation in Biotechnology (I2B) at Brown University. I2B is a student organization offering members of the Brown Community education and opportunities in non-bench careers from corporate strategy to consulting and venture capital to entrepreneurship.

Rines Angel Fund

I spent three years working with the Rines Angel Fund, an undergraduate-run angle investment group at the University of New Hampshire, serving as an associate, principal, and head principal. In that time, I screened was pitched to by over 20 startups in-depth, played a key role in the fund’s three investments, and lead due-diligence research teams.

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