Aniketh Guttikonda

I'm a student at Rock Ridge High School and the Academies of Loudoun in Loudoun County, Virginia, Class of 2027.

I founded Astraea Health, which I created together with Eugene Choi. It is a research tool that puts microscope images of single blood cells in order, so the person checking them sees the most leukemia-like cells first. What it does, how it was tested and where it stops are on the research page.

The project was part of an international research collaboration between the Academies of Loudoun and HTL Pinkafeld in Austria, which ran from August 2025 to June 2026. My proposal was one of six student proposals selected, and I presented it in Austria. I also presented Astraea Health at RSEF, the regional science fair.

I'm interested in applying machine learning and AI to real-world problems.