Important updates in the field of mathematical oncology into one, distilled form of communication.Is the field of mathematical oncology ready for the next (r)evolution? Let's begin.
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I'm currently a postdoc at Moffitt Cancer Center, studying under Sandy Anderson.
Click below to be redirected to a PDF of my CV. Research interests include modeling of cancer tumor progression using evolutionary game theory dynamics.
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An interactive app that visually displays how you spend your day. Creativity is elusive -- how do you spend your day?
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The Integrated Math Oncology dept. at Moffitt produced a game designed to crowd-source cancer treatment. Here's the game's site I developed.
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To facilitate community interaction within the field of mathematical oncology we produced a website dedicated to the #mathonco field.
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Markov transition probabilities and diagrams developed from metastatic breast cancer patients.
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A collaboration with J. Mason: based on the Markov transition probabilities, pathway diagrams can be computed directly.
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I co-founded Into the Image with a few friends to have a place to write about the gospel of Jesus Christ and its implications on daily living.
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CelluWar is a two-player game based on a version of Conway's Game of life, a cellular automaton devised by John Horton Conway in 1970.
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I was a writer for the USC Viterbi School of Engineering blog, called Viterbi Pulse. A personal perspective and insight into life in Viterbi.
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While working as the lead iOS Engineer at the startup Moving Analytics, I created an app called Polar Clock. What's the time in radians?
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