Investigating how viruses transform human health and the fate of our planet
Guanlin Li successfully defended his dissertation today, entitled “Optimization and control of virus-host systems. Congratulations to the newest PhD in the Georgia Tech School of Physics, Dr. Guanlin Li.
To learn more about Guanlin, read his student feature.
Shashwat Shivam successfully passed his thesis proposal, entitled “Endogenous and exogenous control of virus-host dynamics,” and was admitted into PhD candidacy. Congratulations to the newest PhD candidate in Georgia Tech’s College of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
This summer, King will begin a virtual data science internship at Bayer CropScience. His main duties will involve developing a robust metabolomics database as well as tools for automated searching and processing. He will also work on developing methods for batch processing data file conversions and generating streamlined workflows. His projects will involve the analysis, visualization, and processing of data, where he will take charge of troubleshooting errors and optimizing processes. King is looking forward to this opportunity to improve his skills in programming languages like SQL, Bash, Java, & Perl.
Rogelio Rodriguez Gonzalez passed his thesis proposal “Computational models to study phage therapy efficacy in multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections’’ and was officially admitted for his PhD candidacy.
Andreea Magalie passed her thesis proposal ‘Risks, benefits and eco-evolutionary implications of bacterial dormancy in microbial systems’ and was officially admitted for her PhD candidacy.
Investigating how viruses transform human health and the fate of our planet
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