Education
PhD Candidate in Quantitative and Computational Biology, Princeton University
Subjects
Developmental Biology, Genetics, Quantitative Biology, Mathematical Modeling, Imaging and Computational Analysis
Achievements
GPA: 3.9 with five As in doctorate-level courses Recipient of the NIH NHGRI T32 Training Grant Inducted member of Sigma Xi Scientific Honor Society Authored 3 peer-reviewed publications (Developmental Biology, Development, Genetics) 2 additional manuscripts under review (Developmental Biology, Current Biology)
About
Denis is a PhD candidate at Princeton University specializing in Quantitative and Computational Biology. His research examines developmental strategies and organizational principles across species using a fusion of mathematical modeling, long-term live imaging, and custom computational workflows. His work aims to uncover how organisms make strategic growth decisions, contributing novel insights to the field of developmental biology.
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