I'm an evolutionary biologist and assistant professor at Queens College, City University of New York, who studies bacteriophage life history stochasticity and the population dynamics of host/pathogen interactions.
I employ techniques from ecology, microbiology, population biology, molecular biology and mathematical modeling to study the evolutionary ecology of microorganisms.
You can also visit my personal blog.
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