Michael Shewarega

I'm an engineer working at the intersection of software, applied ML, and biomedicine. Currently exploring how personalized therapies can be built and delivered better.

I hold an M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from RWTH Aachen University, with an exchange at TU Delft. Most recently, I was a researcher across Harvard SEAS and Harvard Medical School, building interactive frameworks for analyzing brain networks and spatial biology.

Before that, I developed surgical assistance tools at Stryker and prototyped industrial applications at Fraunhofer for clients including P&G and Airbus. Outside of work, I enjoy tennis, basketball, piano, books/movies, and riddles.

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Projects

Nexus

2025

Research Project at Harvard Medical School

An interactive multi-view system for 3D tissue datasets and their graph abstractions, enabling selection, sketch-based motif detection, and synchronized highlighting across spatial and abstract views.

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MoMo

2025

Full Paper at IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

An interactive python framework for neural motif analysis in large connectomes, featuring a novel graph structure, fast subgraph search, and 3D sketch-based visualization.

Paper|GitHub

SOLID Insights

2023

Internship Project at Stryker

A mobile application for surgeons to access patient data and interactive 3D bone models, featuring secure user authentication, real-time status tracking, and structured surgical procedure insights.

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