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Schools:
Carnegie Mellon University, University of California System - San Francisco
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
iRhythm
Position:
Research Consultant
Time period:
March 2008 - Present
Description:
Wrote software for testing hardware in medical devices. Researched and developed mathematical models of heart rate in healthy and diseased patients
Employer:
UCSF
Position:
PhD Research
Description:
Network Analysis and Visualization of Biological Context.
Developed algorithms for inferring structural and functional information from protein sequence data. Integrated these algorithms, with Cytoscape, a Java based Open Source tool for biological network analysis.
Employer:
Attributor
Position:
Research and Development Consultant
Time period:
August 2006 - December 2008
Description:
Developed algorithms for intelligent extraction of relevant data from online content. Developed data aggregators and web crawlers for content generation. Implemented tools for automated product testing. Developed a web application for client feedback.
EDUCATION
University:
Carnegie Mellon University
Time period:
2001 - 2005
Degree:
Double Major in Biological Sciences and Computer Science
University:
University of California System - San Francisco
Time period:
2005 - Present
Degree:
Biological and Medical Informatics, PhD
PUBLICATIONS
Articles:
- J. Baumbach, L.Apeltsin. Linking Cytoscape and the cornynebacterial reference database. CoryneRegNet. BMC Genomics 9:184 , 2008.
- K. Puskar, L. Apeltsin, S. Ta'asan, R. Schwartz, and P. R. LeDuc. Understanding actin organization in cell structure through lattice Monte Carlo simulations. Mechanics and Chemistry of Biosystems, 1:123-131, 2004.
