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\"Curtis\"<\/a><\/p>\n

I am currently a postdoc at Boston University in the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department<\/a> working in both the CIDAR<\/a> and HyNeSs<\/a> research groups under Professor Douglas Densmore<\/a> and Professor Calin Belta<\/a>, respectively.<\/p>\n

Before coming to Boston, I was a research associate at Newcastle University in the School of Computing Science<\/a> working in the Interdisciplinary Computing and Complex BioSystems (ICOS)<\/a> research group under Professor Anil Wipat<\/a> and Dr. Paolo Zuliani<\/a>. I worked on the development of the SBOL Stack<\/a>, a Sesame Resource Description Framework (RDF) database specifically designed for the storing and publishing of Synthetic Biology Open Language (SBOL) data, and BioPSy<\/a>, a tool that performs parameter set synthesis on biological models specified using the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) and corresponding time series data.<\/p>\n

I received my PhD from the University of Utah’s School of Computing<\/a> in August 2013 under the supervision of Professor Chris Myers<\/a>. Here, my dissertation, Stochastic Analysis of Synthetic Genetic Circuits<\/a>, focused on utilizing stochastic model checking and simulation to perform design space exploration of synthetic genetic circuits. Many of the contributions of my dissertation are implemented in iBioSim<\/a>, a genetic design automation (GDA) tool for modeling, analysis, and design of genetic circuits.<\/p>\n

CV<\/a><\/p>\n

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