Hi, I am Brian, and this is my academic homepage. Currently, I am a combined pediatrics-medical genetics resident at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor with broad academic interests including rare disease diagnostics and unsupervised machine learning.
Combined Pediatrics-Medical Genetics resident, 2025
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
M.D., 2021
The University of Vermont
B.S. in Pre-med, 2011
University of Maryland, College Park
B.A. in Russian Studies, 2003
Bates College
Works in progress.
An evolving list of web-based resources for people in the field of clinical genetics.
A continuously updated electronic health record (EHR) database modified for public use provides real-time influenza and COVID-19 monitoring across the United States. Data include test results, geography, dates and ages. Influenza data also include diagnosis, prescriptions and insurance coverage. We believe publicly available real-time monitoring for important common pathologies should be the EHR standard as it fosters enhanced public health recommendations, disease surveillance and modeling accuracy.
A project that links real-time survey results to a continuously updated website. It has been superseded by the CodoniX influenza and COVID-19 tracking project.
Specifying an appropriate dissimilarity measure is far more important in obtaining success with clustering than choice of clustering algorithm. This aspect of the problem is emphasized less in the clustering literature than the algorithms themselves, since it depends on domain specific knowledge specifics and is less amenable to general research.
As a member of the PRECISESADS flow cytometry study group.