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Mudit Verma’s Biography

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I am a 2018 PharmD graduate from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy and I now work as a medical writer in the clinical trials space. During my pharmacy school career, I have traveled to six different countries outside of the United States for global health and externship professional enterprises. More importantly, I have produced numerous publications describing my diverse experiences. I love to connect with fellow writers and I am inspired by change-seeking unconventional thinkers.

Mudit Verma’s Journalist Portfolio

A World Class Education Through Global Pharmacy Experiences

A World Class Education Through Global Pharmacy Experiences

Many students wish to travel the world, and I was no different. I envisioned my pharmacy school career to be …

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BROADENING MY PHARMACY HORIZONS IN AUSTRALIA

BROADENING MY PHARMACY HORIZONS IN AUSTRALIA

Fourth-year rotations have been incredibly fulfilling, helping to prepare me to take on the role as one of th…

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Understanding the Importance of Cultural Competence in Global Health

Understanding the Importance of Cultural Competence in Global Health

Editor's Note: This post was originally published on , the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy's blog. …

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Articles

[2501.03547] Metric Criticality Identification for Cloud Microservices

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By Divya Pathak, Felix George, Mudit Verma, Kaustabha Ray
| arXiv
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Robust Planning with LLM-Modulo Framework: Case Study in Travel Planning

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By Mudit Verma, Lin Guan, Karthik Valmeekam, Siddhant Bhambri
| arXiv
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Supercharging chaos testing using AI

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By Mudit Verma, Sandeep Hans
| Red Hat
There has been a huge increase in demand for running complex systems with tens to hundreds of microservices at massive scale. End users expect 24/7 availability of services they depend on, so even a few minutes of downtime matters. A proactive chaos engineer helps meet user expectations by identifying bottlenecks, hardening services before downtime occurs in a production environment. Chaos engineering is vital to avoid losing trust with your end users.
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