I am a Bioengineering PhD in the Cardiac Mechanics lab at UCSD (link to my CMRG page), wrapping up a dissertation describing a systems biology analysis of Drosophila heart and flight muscle, using high-throughput measurement technology in conjunction with genome-scale network models. I am graduating early this summer (June 2008), and seeking employment in the fall.
Selected Publications
Automated Cardiac Phenotyping (in press)
Integrating metabolomics and phenomics with systems models of cardiac hypoxia
Selected Oral Presentations
RECOMB Conference on Systems Biology: video (Real Audio format)
Patent
Arrhythmia termination detection based on beat pattern
OLPC volunteer project
Here is the blog documenting our grassroots efforts to develop medical device peripherals for the One Laptop Per Child project.
Other links
Excerpt from Medicine by Design
High-throughput ECG of flies (mentor for Senior Design Project)