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Biomathematician and Research Scientist

With over a decade of experience in biomedical research, I've worked in a variety of contexts from wet lab bench science to biostatistics consultation to, most recently, biomathematical modeling. Though I've worked on projects in many fields, quantitative pharmacology and circadian rhythms are two fields I've devoted a particular amount of time to.

Consider checking out the About Me section for a look at my résumé or CV, or browse through the other pages for some information about projects I've worked on in the past or just things I find neat. Thanks!

A notebook laying open on a table.

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About Me

Graph of an SIR model without demography, showing movement of the three compartments over time.

Image credit: Engelbert Niehaus

Applied Math

Telescopes at dusk.

Image credit: Michael Quinn, National Parks Service

Science

Diagram of the First Isomorphism Theorem, showing the diamong pattern of group isomorphisms.

Image credit: Aleksandr Omelchenko

Pure Math

Arcade machines in a row in a room.

Image credit: Steven Miller

Recreation

Short stacks of books laid on a table.

Image credit: nuraghies

Resources