Trainee | Department | Research Interests | |
Tanya Amert | tamert@cs.unc.edu | Computer Science | Physically-based simulations, particularly of deformable bodies such as cloth. |
Anthony Abrantes | abrantes@live.unc.edu | Biostatistics | Classification and prediction for genetics and imaging. |
Montika Bush | mbush8@unc.edu | ||
Stephen Capuzzi | sc464303@email.unc.edu | ||
Iain Carmichael | idcarm@live.unc.edu |
Statistics and Operations Research |
Broadly I am interested in the intersection of statistics and machine learning. My current focuses are in networks and high dimensional classification. |
Sherry Chao | hchao@email.unc.edu | Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | Funcational role and therapeutic potential of CUL9 loss on p53 regulation. |
Monica Chaudhari | mcunc12@live.unc.edu | ||
Meredith Corley | mcorley@email.unc.edu | ||
Wesley Crouse | wcrouse@email.unc.edu | ||
Monica E. D’Arcy | mdarcy100@hotmail.com | ||
Owen Francis | ofrancis@email.unc.edu | ||
Ray Haggerty | haggerty@unc.edu | Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | Image processing and analysis of microscopy data, and mathematical modeling of cellular processes. |
Kyung Su Kim | kskim@email.unc.edu | ||
Weizi Li | weizili@cs.unc.edu | Computer Science | My research interests lies in multi-agent simulation with potential application to biomedical applications. |
Elizabeth Marie Martin | emsebas@live.unc.edu | ||
David A. Pritchard | dpritch@live.unc.edu | ||
Samantha Puvanesarajah | sampuva@email.unc.edu | ||
Bryan Quach | bquach@email.unc.edu | Genetrics, curriculum in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | Broadly, my research interests involve the development and application of computational and statistical techniques for mining and analyzing ibological data sets. I a currently a graduate research assistant in Dr. Terry Furey’s computational genomics group where I am developing a dscriminative machine learning framework to integrate complementary data types for transcription factor binding site prediction. I enjoy conducting exploratory data anlysis to uncover patterns or applied to superised machine learning methods for classificaion tasks in genomics. I am most intrigued by biological problems related to studying chromatin dynamics and gene regulation in the context of disease and environmental stress. |
Mahmoud Shobair | shobair@email.unc.edu | ||
Tetsuya Takahashi | tetsuya@cs.unc.edu | ||
Chanin Tolson | ctolson@email.unc.edu | ||
Trumble, Ilana | iltr7798@live.unc.edu | ||
Dana Walsh | dana_walsh@med.unc.edu | ||
Timothy Wessler | wessler@live.unc.edu | Mathematics | I use mathematical modeling to investigate biological problems. My current projects involve the study of mammalian cell mechanics and motility and HIV-antibody-mucin interactions . |
Shan Yang | alexyang@cs.unc.edu | ||
Caitlin Hult | chult@live.unc.edu | Mathematics | Mathematical modeling of living yeast chromosomes, with particular emphasis on how parameters influence chromosome movement, interactions, and territory formation, as well as on ways to effectively visualize simulated chromatin dynamics. |
Jessime Kirk | jessime@email.unc.edu | ||
Aaron Barrett | abarret@live.unc.edu | ||
Yanni Lai | yannil@live.unc.edu | ||
Carol Sadek | sadekcw@live.unc.edu | ||
Brian Adam | bgadam@live.unc.edu | ||
Robert Corty | robert_corty@med.unc.edu | Genetics (BCB curriculum) | The genetics of environmental drivers of anxiety disorders. |
Josh Lawrimore | lawrimor@email.unc.edu | Biology | I am interested in simulating and comparing polymer models of chromosomes to fluorescence microscopy data to understand how the properties and thermodynamics of chromatin influence chromosome organization and dynamics. |
Daniel Luckett | luckett@live.unc.edu | Biostatistics | Machine learning and semiparametric inference applied to precision medicine, dynamic treatment regimes, and mobile health. |
Marissa Seamans | seamans@unc.edu | Epidemiology | Identifying patterns of prescription drug abuse in large healthcare databases; causal inference in social networks. |
Natalie Stanley | stanleyn@email.unc.edu | Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | Probabilistic models for community structure in networds and associated inference techniques. |
Joshua Welch | jwelch@cs.unc.edu | ||
Jae Ho “Mike” Lee | jaeholee@live.unc.edu | Department of Mathematics | I am interested in Mathematical Mathematical Medicine/Physiology and Computational Sciences. Starting in Fall 2014, I joined Professor Boyce Griffit’s Cardiovascualr and Modeling Simulation Group as a graudate research assistant. I am involved in developing mathematical and computational tools to develop physiological models that can be used to study various heart diseases. My goal is not only to enrich my knowledge and experience in the field of computational medicine, but also to seek more direct and tangible ways to use mathematics for the betterment of human health. |