Area of research
Pathology and Forensic Medicine · Dermatology
Research interest
Research interests include Ophthalmology and Eye Disorders, Facial Rejuvenation and Surgery Techniques, Botulinum Toxin and Related Neurological Disorders, and Glaucoma and retinal disorders.
Improving Health Care Transition for Young Patients With Sickle Cell Disease Through Quality Network
Stream pathogenic bacteria levels rebound post‐population control of wild pigs
Large-scale assessment of the impacts of invasive wild pigs on water quality in freshwater streams
Influence of Physiographic Region on Pathogen Concentrations Between Stream Types
Leptospirosis and the Environment: A Review and Future Directions
Proof-of-concept and Randomized, Placebo-controlled Trials of an FcRn Inhibitor, Batoclimab, for Thyroid Eye Disease
Why Should You Think of Career Networking During Graduate School?
Managing and Structuring Your Time in Graduate School
Staying Current: Keeping Up with the Latest Literature
Meet the Societies’ Graduate Student Committee
Building Mentorship Relationships in Graduate School
Invasive Wild Pigs: A Significant Disturbance in Coastal Forests
Computing Innovation Fellows Project 2021
Computing Innovation Fellows 2020 Project
Harnessing the Data Revolution in Space Physics: Topological Data Analysis and Deep Learning for Improved Solar Eruption Prediction
The Shape of Data: A New Way to Detect Critical Shifts in System Performance
EAGER: Characterizing Regime Shifts in Data Streams using Computational Topology - the Mathematics of Shape
INSPIRE: Automating Reasoning in Interpreting Climate Records of the Past
Reduced-Order Dynamical Models for Effective Power Management in Computer Systems
CSR---SMA: Validating Architectural Simulators Using Non-Linear Dynamics Techniques
Collaborative Research: ITR: Software for Interpretation of Cosmogenic Isotope Inventories - Combination of Geology, Modeling, Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence
ITR: An Interactive Experimental/Numerical Simulation System with Applications in MEMS Design
Automatic Construction of Accurate Models of Physical Systems
NYI: New Approaches to Engineering Design: Controlled Chaos and Computer Automation