THE JOURNAL / HARSHIT MISHRA

Thinking out loud.

Projects, learning and life beyond the terminal.

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Reading DNA,
one step at a time.

Inside the DNA Sequence Analyzer.

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13 posts

22 Jul 2026 / Projects

DNA Restriction Site Finder

Built a Python bioinformatics application that analyzes DNA sequences to detect restriction enzyme recognition sites, predict cleavage positions, and simulate DNA digestion across 30+ common restriction enzymes.

16 Jul 2026 / Projects

DNA Mutation Simulator

Designed a Python application to simulate DNA mutations, including substitutions, insertions, and deletions, while demonstrating their effects on genetic sequences.

09 Jul 2026 / Projects

DNA Sequence Analyzer

Developed a Python-based bioinformatics tool to analyze DNA sequences, calculate nucleotide composition, perform RNA transcription, and translate genetic sequences into proteins.

20 Jul 2026 / Learning

Introduction to Genomic Technologies

Explored modern genomic technologies, DNA sequencing methods, and their applications in biological research and precision medicine.

01 Jul 2026 / Learning

Python for Data Science, AI & Development

Built a strong foundation in Python programming, data analysis, and AI concepts through hands-on coding exercises and real-world applications.

07 Jan 2025 / Life & leadership

Industry Bootcamp

Visiting Vita Nova was a heartwarming journey into hope, healing, and the quiet strength of compassion.

14 Feb 2025 / Life & leadership

Trip to Bali

Bali is an island paradise, providing a classic combination of beautiful nature and an active culture.

06 Mar 2025 / Life & leadership

Pilibheet Tiger Reserve

I got the unique chance to visit Pilibhit Tiger Reserve. This place was surrounded by sal forests and curving rivers.

01 Apr 2025 / Life & leadership

Visit to Amritsar

Amritsar is a city that has strong history, culture, and religious significance.

02 Apr 2025 / Life & leadership

Cricket

Cricket to me is not just a sport; it’s who I am. From the moment I first grasped a bat in my hand, I knew I was a goner.