Rodrigo Drummond Couto Duarte

I have a degree in Applied and Computational Mathematics from the State University of Campinas (1995) and a PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology, with emphasis in Bioinformatics, from the same university (2006). My doctoral dissertation focused on the statistical analysis of gene expreession data from DNA arrays and was developed during projects on plant genetics. I have experience in data analysis, also aquired during work at a bioinformatics enterprise (Scylla) and on research projects in the field of geophysics, developed at the Unicamp Center for Petroleum Studies, in which I was responsible for the statistical analysis of multivariate data from petroleum wells. I am currently a researcher at the AC Camargo Cancer Center International Center for Research and Teaching, where I work with cancer genomics. My main interest is the computational analysis of genomic data, applying methodologies ranging from statistics to machine learning. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)