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Kevin Brown, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Research Interests:
Mathematical modeling and inference in complex biological systems; data-driven inverse problems in systems biology and systems neuroscience; statistical mechanical tools for dynamical models with many parameters; Bayesian and nonparametric statistical methods for inference of network structure from data.
Email: kevin.s.brown@uconn.edu
Address:
Bronwell 206 A. B. , 260 Glenbrook Road, Unit 3247
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269-3247
Office Phone:
860-486-6975
860-405-9136 Office Fax: (860) 486-2500
Education:
BS (Physics) Louisiana State University
BA (Mathematics) Louisiana State University PhD (Theoretical Physics) Cornell University Research Summary:I am a theoretical and computational systems biologist and systems neuroscientist. I study complex biological systems, employing methodology from dynamical systems, Bayesian and nonparametric statistics, computational biology, and statistical signal processing. My work has focused heavily on inverse problems; inferring network and model structures from cellular time series measurements, protein sequences, and high-dimensional brain data. My work is strongly connected to experimental data, and I continue to have many productive collaborations with experimentalists. See my webpage for more information. Selected Publications:
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