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Lab Outing to Sweetwater Creek Park, Thanksgiving 2007




People


Dr. Eberhard O. Voit
Eberhard O. Voit, Ph.D.
Professor and David D. Flanagan Chair in Biological Systems

Director, Integrated BioSystems Institute
Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar

Education (Universität zu Köln):
Vordiplom (B.S.) 1973 Natural Sciences
Vordiplom 1975 Mathematics
Diplom (M.S.) 1976 Biology (Zoology, Genetics)
Philosophikum 1977 Philosophy/Education
Staatsexamen (M.S.) 1978 Mathematics
Dr. rer. nat. (Ph.D.) 1981 Developmental/Theoretical Biology
     
     



Fernando Alvarez
Fernando J. Alvarez-Vasquez
(Office at Medical University of South Carolina)

Education:
M.S. 1990 Biology
Universidad Simón Bolivar, Caracas, Venezuela
Ph.D. 2001 Biochemistry
Universidad La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain
 
Research Topic:
Mathematical modeling toward understanding the processes that control the dynamics of cell behavior under different conditions.


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I-Chun Chou
I-Chun Chou

Education:
B.S. 1997 Pharmacy
National Taiwan University
M.S. 1999 Clinical Pharmacy
National Taiwan University
M.S. 2003 System & Information Science
Syracuse University
Ph.D. program Biomedical Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
     
Research Topic:
Parameter estimation of biomedical systems models and S-distributions.


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Luis
Luis Maria Lopes da Fonseca

Education:
B.S. 1998 Biochemistry
Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Ph.D. 2006 Biochemistry
Instituto de Tecnologia Química e Biológica (ITQB)
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
     
Research Topic:
In vivo NMR methods; mathematical pathway modeling


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Gautam Goel
Gautam Goel

Education:
B.S. 1998 Mechanical Engineering
University of Pune, Pune
M.S. 1999 Computer Science
National Centre for Software Technology, Bangalore
M.S. 2006 Bioengineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
Ph.D. program Biomedical Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
     
Research Topic:
Computational analysis of metabolic pathways such as glycolysis in lactic acid bacteria. Primary objective is to uncover regulatory mechanisms of the organism to enable efficient control and yield optimization of desired metabolite production. Analysis techniques involve mixed-mode modeling (bottom-up / top-down / partial modeling and stoichiometric / kinetic models) as well as development and application of parameter estimation software algorithms.

Software Development: Biochemical Systems Toolbox (BSTBox)


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Yun Lee
Yun Lee

Education:
B.S. 2003 Electrical Engineering
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
M.S. 2005 Electrical Engineering
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Ph.D. program Bioengineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
     
Research Topic:
Mathematical modeling of metabolic pathways with emphasis on biofuel production.


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Kellie Sims
Kellie Sims
(Office at Medical University of South Carolina)

Education:
B.S. Mathematics
Louisiana State
B.S.
University of New Orleans
M.S. 2001 Environmental Studies
Univ. of Charleston and Medical University of South Carolina
Ph.D. program Bioinformatics
Medical University of South Carolina
     
Research Topic:
Experimental and modeling studies of the role of sphingolipids and caloric restriction on aging.


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Deepak_Sundar
Deepak Sundar

Education:
B.S. 2007 Computer Science and Engineering
PSG Tech , Anna University, India
M.S. Computer Science
Georgia Institute of Technology
     
Research Topic:
Metabolic pathway visualization.


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LaDawn Terry
LaDawn Terry
Administrative Assistant


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Zhen Qi
Zhen Qi

Education:
M.S. 1999 Microwave Remote Sensing
Institute of Remote Sensing Application, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Ph.D. 2004 Bioinformatics
Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
 
Research Topic:
Biochemical system theory and data mining techniques for modeling, simulation, and knowledge discovery of biological pathways and diseases, with special emphasis on Parkinson's Disease.

Siren Veflingstad
Siren Veflingstad

Education:
M.S. 2002 Applied Mathematics
Norwegian University of Life Sciences
Ph.D. 2006 Applied Mathematics
Norwegian University of Life Sciences
   
Research Topic:
Mathematical modelling of metabolic pathways, with emphasis on energy metabolism and bioenergetics.


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Jialiang Wu
Jialiang Wu

Education:
B.S. 1996 Mathematics
Sun Yet-sen University
M.S. 2003 Mathematics
University of South Carolina
M.S. 2003 Computer Engineering
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. program Bioinformatics
   
Research Topic:
Mathematical modeling of metabolic pathways, with emphasis on the trehalose cycle.


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Weiwei Yin
Weiwei Yin

Education:
B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering
Zhejiang University
M.S. Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence
Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science
M.S. 2007
Bioengineering
Ph.D. program Bioengineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
     
Research Topic:
Mathematical modeling of systems with emphasis on mechanotransduction.


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Flanagan Visit

Lab visit by our friends and sponsors Ann and David Flanagan


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