Alexus Lopez

I am a young professional currently applying data-informed approaches to diverse disciplines.

As a graduate of UC Berkeley's Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society, and informed by fellowships from Brookhaven National Lab and CITRIS and the Banatao Institute, I am eager to delve into more specialized projects. I am dedicated to expanding diversity and equity in all of my ventures.

I began my career as I pursued my undergraduate degree in Data Science. I have years of experience in marketing, administration, and education.

I am happy to provide graphic design, icon-size artwork, styling direction, or play the cello for a chamber event. Please don't hesitate to send me an email.

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Selected Projects

USA's first Transit Collab

Partnered with BART to host a historic pop-up.

Character Networks in Dream of the Red Chamber

An interactive notebook for visualizing character networks based on interactions within Dream of the Red Chamber (紅樓夢).

Livestream Chat Toxicity Detection

An investigation of toxicity in Twitch chats with NLP.

Causal Inference with the CDC's Chronic Disease Indicators

Working with national asthma hospitalization and death data, a report on correlative and causal relationships between external factors.

Extended Portfolio

Posts

What can my trilingualism tell me?

A small experiment with webscraping and the International Phonetic Alphabet

February 15, 2023

As part of my concentration in university, I learned that regular exposure to a language as a child will impart a native grasp of phonetic nuance. I was raised learning Spanish, Chinese, and English, so what's a simple way to look at my ability in the context of other world languages? I put my trilingualism into context of the International Phonetic Alphabet using Python to scrape Wikipedia and make some takeaways.