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Postdoctoral Researcher Research Interests: Current Projects: Education • State University of New York at Fredonia, New York. Duties and Goals: In the lab I work on analyzing large data sets, and on understanding the biology they come from. I am learning how to analyze data from DNA microarrays. Currently I am analyzing gene expression in heart tissue from mice with heart attacks that have been subsequently treated with various drugs. I am also learning how to analyze proteome mass spectral data looking for ways to distinguish patient disease states. During my spare time: Away from the lab I like to spend time with my family, especially my wife Jeannie. I am a scientist and a skeptic, and look for root causes. “Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who said it, not even if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.” – Buddha I ask a lot of questions and like to learn new stuff. Carl “Tinker” West once told me, “You have a dry sponge mind.” I like data and numbers and mechanical things. I become intensely involved with whatever my current interest is and must work to prevent it from consuming me. Right now I am into bicycling, especially high-end road bikes. For you bikers out there, I ride a Fondriest Carb Level Plus with Campy Chorus 10 speed, and I do my own wrenching. |
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