Andres Sandino is a research intern at the IDiA lab. He is working on developing deep learning algorithms for automatic segmentation of distinct tumor hallmarks of Glioblastoma using digital histopathology. He is also seeking his Master’s Degree in Biomedical Engineering under the supervision of Dr. Eduardo Romero in the Computer Imaging and Medical Applications Laboratory, at Universidad Nacional de Colombia, where his master’s thesis is focused on finding out associations between radiologic patterns with histological information to characterize non-small cell lung cancer. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering at the Universidad Distrital and finished his undergrad research on the detection of clustered microcalcifications on mammograms. His research interests lie in discovering patterns in medical images through image analysis and artificial intelligence. Outside of research, Andres enjoys walking and bike riding. Cycling is his favorite sport.