Robert Gregg joined our group in April to work on the predictors of chronic diseases. Robert received his PhD from the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh. He completed his PhD on modeling intracellular dynamics at Jason Shoemaker’s lab. Welcome Robert!
The group continues growing! Last year’s expansion was repeated this year with recruitment of three new students: Marissa Di, Haiyi Mao and Mark Ebeid. They are all PhD students; Marissa and Mark in the CPCB program (offered jointly by Pitt and CMU) and Haiyi in the Intelligent Systems Program (ISP) …
Takis gave a presentation and a hands-on session to the participants of the 2020 SITC Cancer Immunotherapyy Winter School. This school, held annually, aims to provide a deep understanding of the core principles of tumor immunology and cancer immunotherapy.
Congratulations to Dimitris for the acceptance of a paper he co-authored by the Journal of Critical Care. The paper, entitled “The evolution of radiographic edema in ARDS and its association with clinical outcomes: a prospective cohort study in adult patients” is another collaboration with Dr. George Kitsios and other colleagues from …
Khaled Sayed joined our group in January to work on the mechanisms of chronic diseases. Khaled received his PhD from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineer, University of Pittsburgh. His PhD thesis subject was on hybrid models of dynamic networks. Welcome Khaled!