Difference between revisions of "Teaching"

2006: Los Alamos Summer School
2004–2005: Columbia University, Department of Biomedical Informatics, co-instructor, Compuational Biology: Functional and Integrative Genomics
2002: UCSB, Department of Statistics; NYU, Courant Institute, Bioinformatics group, visiting instructor, lecture series in Statistical Inference
1999–2001: Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA, teaching assistant, Methods in Computational Neuroscience
1997–1999: Princeton University, Department of Physics, teaching assistant, upper division mechanics; author of the “Demonstrations solutions manual” for undergraduate mechanics laboratory
1995-1996: San Francisco State University, Department of Physics, teaching assistant, undergraduate classical physics laboratory

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+#[[Physics 212, 2019: Computational Modeling For Scientists And Engineers]], Emory
-;2018
+;2018:
 #[[Physics 212, 2018: Computational Modeling For Scientists And Engineers]], Emory
-;2017
+;2017:
+#[[Physics 212, 2017: Computational Modeling For Scientists And Engineers]], Emory
 ;2016:
+#[[Physics 434, 2016: Physical Biology]], Emory
+#[[Physics 212, 2016: Computational Modeling For Scientists And Engineers]], Emory
 ;2015:
+#[[Physics 434, 2015: Physical Biology]], Emory
+#[[Physics 190, 2015: Freshman Seminar: Where do laws of nature come from?]], Emory
 ;2014:
 #[[Physics 511A, 2014: Graduate Electrodynamics]], Emory

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