Victory is mine!

I defended and graduated! PhD in Physics from MIT. Now it gets good.

I crossed the street to the Broad Institute to do cancer research. Now, I don't interact with patients, or even deal with tumor samples. My job is to manage and analyze the huge flow of data coming from the latest microarray experiments. We look at sequence, expression, methylation, copy-number variation, and microRNA data simultaneously to tease out the subtle cellular changes that result in cancer.

When motivation strikes, I'll write about some of the programming and other issues I deal with at work.