Neurogenetics, computational phenotyping
BA, University of Pennsylvania
MD/PhD Student, Johns Hopkins Medical Scientist Training Program
Long Island, NY
Soccer, rock climbing, hammocking, skiing, anything outdoors
Leveraging big data for genotypic and phenotypic research including developing predictive models and extracting and analyzing electronic medical records to hopefully lead to improved and more equitable care for patients as a result of these findings.
BA, Cognitive Science, Vassar College
MS, Data Science, Drexel University
Merion Station, PA
Lots of baking, cooking and weight lifting (to balance out all the baked goods). Michael also has a passion for boardgames and has recently been trying to learn new languages as well.
Mentoring staff, teaching neuroscience and neurological physical therapy to graduate students, adult inpatient rehabilitation for people with traumatic brain injuries, stroke, and spinal cord injury, working with children in various practice settings
BA, Psychology, Beaver College (now Arcadia University)
MS, Physical Therapy, Beaver College (now Arcadia University)
PhD, Physical Therapy, Temple University
Fantasy football, Credit card churning & personal finance, Travel – favorite cities: Sydney & Shanghai, Obsessing over Philadelphia sports teams
Further defining the phenotypes of known epilepsy genes, New gene discovery and description in the epilepsies, Caregiver experiences and resiliency factors in caring for neurodiverse children and children with epilepsy
BS with Distinction, Neuroscience, University of Delaware
BA, English, University of Delaware
MS, Genetic Counseling, Arcadia University (now the program at the University of Pennsylvania)
Lenni, PA
Hiking, books, and music (playing and listening)