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- Masters Computer Science Stanford University
- Bachelors Computer Science University of California, Berkeley
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Published Works
- Citation analysis: The counting house (2002) (424)
- Special report: The simulations driving the world’s response to COVID-19 (2020) (353)
- Microwave chemistry: Out of the kitchen (2003) (273)
- Mental health: On the spectrum (2013) (173)
- The pandemic’s true death toll: millions more than official counts (2022) (114)
- A guide to R — the pandemic’s misunderstood metric (2020) (89)
- Clean and green. . .but are they mean? (2000) (75)
- What scientists know about new, fast-spreading coronavirus variants (2021) (56)
- Journals under pressure: Publish, and be damned... (2002) (47)
- Keeping up with the Joneses (2001) (43)
- Gravity measurement: Amazing grace (2002) (42)
- Tonga volcano eruption created puzzling ripples in Earth’s atmosphere (2022) (42)
- How far will global population rise? Researchers can’t agree (2021) (40)
- A fine set of threads (2001) (31)
- Science funders gamble on grant lotteries (2019) (30)
- Now for the hard ones (2000) (29)
- The promise and peril of the new science of social genomics (2019) (28)
- Nutritionists question study of organic food (2001) (26)
- Gene therapy may be up to speed for cheats at 2008 Olympics (2001) (23)
- Climate change in court (2011) (21)
- Will Omicron end the pandemic? Here’s what experts say (2022) (20)
- The gene-based hack that is revolutionizing epidemiology (2019) (17)
- COVID’s true death toll: much higher than official records (2022) (15)
- WHO puts true COVID death toll at more than double official figures. (2022) (14)
- Review blames BSE outbreak on calf feed (2001) (13)
- Bringing fuel cells down to earth (2000) (12)
- The North Sea bubble (2001) (11)
- Methane hydrates: Fire from ice (2002) (11)
- Scientists fear that ‘covidization’ is distorting research (2020) (11)
- Brazilian forensic medicine: Back from the dead (2003) (11)
- Online tumour bank aims to offer ready route to tissues (2002) (11)
- Genetics group targets disease markers in the human sequence (2001) (11)
- Simulating the pandemic: What COVID forecasters can learn from climate models (2020) (10)
- Transgenic crop trial's gene flow turns weeds into wimps (2003) (10)
- Royal Society disputes value of carbon sinks (2001) (9)
- Chemists synthesize a single naming system (2002) (9)
- 15 million people have died in the pandemic, WHO says (2022) (8)
- How a data detective exposed suspicious medical trials (2019) (8)
- Arabidopsis thaliana genome. Now for the hard ones. (2000) (8)
- Pesticide use linked to Parkinson's disease (2000) (8)
- Focus on organic food (2000) (8)
- Data protection law threatens to derail UK epidemiology studies (2001) (7)
- Draft cow genome heads the field (2002) (6)
- Gene sequencers hope to put the bite on mosquitoes (2001) (6)
- Hostilities resume over future of GM crops (2002) (6)
- Cryptography on the front line (2001) (6)
- Resistance is useful (2000) (5)
- 'Revolutionary' telescope gets green light (2003) (5)
- UK changes policy on life insurance (2001) (5)
- Reproducibility trial publishes two conclusions for one paper (2019) (5)
- Individual genomes targeted in sequencing revolution (2001) (4)
- Large Hadron Collider in crisis as magnet costs spiral upwards (2001) (4)
- Designed to dissolve (2000) (4)
- Chemistry caught in crisis catalysed by student apathy (2002) (4)
- Take your eyes off the road (2001) (4)
- Cambridge-MIT Institute probed (2002) (4)
- Genes of mice and men (2001) (4)
- More culls planned as Britain wrestles with foot-and-mouth (2001) (4)
- Cause is not everything in mental illness (2014) (4)
- Fears rise over BSE infection in UK abattoirs (2001) (4)
- Butchery lay behind CJD cluster (2001) (4)
- Clone pioneer calls for health tests (2002) (3)
- Museum suffers spiritual cramps over Mendel's work (2001) (3)
- Paper retracted as co-author admits forgery (2003) (3)
- World population hits eight billion - here's how researchers predict it will grow. (2022) (3)
- Parochial energy policy (2011) (3)
- Climate: The hottest year (2010) (3)
- Britain banks on embryonic stem cells to gain competitive edge (2002) (3)
- First human clones get a cool response (2001) (3)
- When the going gets tough ... (2001) (3)
- Optical atomic clocks: The times, they are a-changin' (2003) (3)
- Structured approach bags chemistry prize (2002) (3)
- Medical funding group calls for clamp-down on hype (2002) (3)
- British research audit may be last of its kind (2001) (3)
- How long is COVID infectious? What scientists know so far (2022) (3)
- Atomic-bomb experts interrogated over Taliban links (2001) (3)
- European Academy of Sciences (2002) (3)
- Hunt for cosmic rays offers scope for Africa (2002) (2)
- Windfall spurs rare Israeli–Palestinian research effort (2003) (2)
- Anthrax evidence implies US culprit (2001) (2)
- Controversial animal feed builds concrete career in construction (2002) (2)
- Wide repertoire wins mates (2000) (2)
- Draft human genome sequence published (2001) (2)
- EXCLUSIVE: UK to open first ‘body farm’ for forensic research (2019) (2)
- Chemistry journal reacts to dispute (2001) (2)
- Bioethics council demands tighter rules on gene patents (2002) (2)
- Recriminations inflame UK research debate (2002) (2)
- Tissue donations slump after revelations about misuse (2001) (2)
- Database of molecular probes set to boost chemical genetics (2001) (2)
- Citizenship gets a science angle (2002) (2)
- How much brown cow? (2000) (2)
- Manchester merger set to proceed as southerners go solo (2002) (2)
- Brazilian science: Under new management (2003) (2)
- GlaxoSmithKline pushes its labs towards 'biotech' future (2001) (2)
- Sweet dreams are made of these (2000) (2)
- When will COVID stop being a global emergency? (2023) (2)
- Scientists react to attacks with shock and fears for the future (2001) (2)
- Culture and climate change: handbook for city leaders (2018) (2)
- Solving the pain puzzle (2000) (2)
- CERN management faulted over sudden budget crisis (2001) (2)
- Climate Change: Scientists Warn It May Be Too Late to Save the Ice Caps (2007) (2)
- Inquiry set up into Porton Down nerve-gas death (2001) (2)
- Science centres struggle as funds run out (2002) (1)
- Theorists reject challenge to standard model (2001) (1)
- The Queen's English dethroned (2000) (1)
- CERN opens finances up for review (2001) (1)
- London gears up for road congestion charge (2003) (1)
- Physicists worried by grant reforms (2001) (1)
- No Wellcome money for Celera (2001) (1)
- What's in a name? (2001) (1)
- Government spending promise offers British research a boost (2002) (1)
- Coronapod: COVID death toll is likely millions more than official counts. (2022) (1)
- British science champion quits post (2002) (1)
- Proposed scheme will scrutinize student supervisors (2001) (1)
- New vehicle for gene therapy (2000) (1)
- Industrial solvents: clean and green...but are they mean? (2000) (1)
- UN attempts to boost biosafety in developing world (2002) (1)
- Loophole legalizes human cloning (2001) (1)
- Cellulose: a new bio-support for aqueous phase catalysts. (2001) (1)
- Chemistry prize reflects tailor-made reactions (2001) (1)
- Money not the problem in US climate debate (2011) (1)
- London museum puts its animals on public display (2001) (1)
- Manchester merger to spawn research giant (2002) (1)
- From Brueghel to Warhol: AI enters the attribution fray (2019) (1)
- ESA weighs up future after Ariane explosion (2002) (1)
- Nuclear physicists red-faced over elementary mistake (2001) (1)
- Protein chemists favour automatic answers (2002) (1)
- Green-fingered gang could hold climate key (2001) (1)
- Plastics that conduct win inventors chemistry prize (2000) (1)
- Unfinished sympathy: what's missing? (2001) (0)
- Enterprising drug company offers cash for chemicals (2001) (0)
- Nano-lubrication: facts and friction (2000) (0)
- First GM primate bred (2001) (0)
- Quest to secure the world’s vanishing ice (2020) (0)
- British government spending does not add up (2002) (0)
- Orange bugs unpeeled (2000) (0)
- A project-management tool from the tech industry could benefit your lab (2019) (0)
- Hot sequence shuffle (2000) (0)
- Flickering light raises possibility of changing 'constant' (2001) (0)
- Top London colleges consider merger to form research giant (2002) (0)
- Your twisted heart (2000) (0)
- New moons: not standing alone (2000) (0)
- From Brueghel to Warhol: AI enters the attribution fray (2019) (0)
- Counting les vaches folles (2000) (0)
- Jodrell Bank survives shake-up of UK astronomy (2001) (0)
- Plans for GM livestock fail the poor (2001) (0)
- Blood test for prions? (2000) (0)
- Beetle sex mania (2000) (0)
- Reef gets off the starting blocks (2001) (0)
- A father’s fight to help his sons — and fix clinical trials (2019) (0)
- Safe sex leaves a bitter taste (2000) (0)
- Slipping the net (2000) (0)
- Link found between diabetes and obesity (2001) (0)
- Bacteria get the brush off (2000) (0)
- Longer lasting hips (2000) (0)
- Snap-sick routine (2000) (0)
- Suspicions intensify over elusive European Academy of Sciences. (2002) (0)
- Love the World (2018) (0)
- A father’s fight to help his sons — and fix clinical trials (2019) (0)
- Bite keeps beat (2001) (0)
- Butterfly voters confused (2000) (0)
- Global warming and the fate of the world's coral reefs (2009) (0)
- 'Real' plant genomes not far behind (2000) (0)
- Putt it out of your mind (2001) (0)
- Lumps keep bubbly bubbly (2001) (0)
- Burger bug genome revealed (2001) (0)
- Catch a passing star (2000) (0)
- Encouraging results for Alzheimer's vaccine (2000) (0)
- Chemistry Nobel crosses the spectrum (2002) (0)
- Scientists seek safety in secrets of the soundbite (2002) (0)
- Of mice and memory (2000) (0)
- Reproducibility trial publishes two conclusions for one paper (2019) (0)
- We can rebuild him (2000) (0)
- Flight non-attendants (2000) (0)
- Mind fields stop seizures (2001) (0)
- To snore no more (2000) (0)
- Make muscle: fast (2000) (0)
- Turning down tumours (2000) (0)
- EXCLUSIVE: UK to open first ‘body farm’ for forensic research (2019) (0)
- A CHIEF AMONG CHEMISTS (1998) (0)
- Erupting their cool (2000) (0)
- Science and the World Cup: how big data is transforming football (2022) (0)
- Badgers set for cull in resumed tuberculosis trial (2002) (0)
- Pinching polymers (2000) (0)
- RAE reveals drastic improvement in UK research (2002) (0)
- Four more moons for Saturn (2000) (0)
- Sanger Centre welcomes gene funds with a new name (2001) (0)
- Fittest finger first (2001) (0)
- Toxic shot syndrome (2000) (0)
- Antilock wheel (2000) (0)
- Reality TV show recreates famed social study (2002) (0)
- Tea-bone stakes (2000) (0)
- Big science: Down to Earth with a bump (2001) (0)
- Heat screen for catalysts (2000) (0)
- Knot big, but clever (2000) (0)
- Physicists plot mass production of neutrinos (2002) (0)
- Boom and bust (2001) (0)
- Criminal courts 'should take genetics into account' (2002) (0)
- Legal provision for electronic eavesdropping ignites debate (2001) (0)
- Rivals clash over plans to take science to London public (2001) (0)
- Researchers unnerved by echoes of the past in Russian directive (2001) (0)
- Magnesium and on and on (2000) (0)
- Reduced funding feeds Danish scientists' resentment (2002) (0)
- Royal Institution's director blasts scientific sexism (2002) (0)
- Web extends to bottom of the world (2002) (0)
- The Road of Life (2004) (0)
- Dethroning King Cholera (2000) (0)
- Top of the pops (2000) (0)
- Science had rare leading role in ill-starred shuttle mission (2003) (0)
- Field trials excluded from UK crop appraisal (2002) (0)
- British chemists warned of impending stagnation (2003) (0)
- Academy slams Internet arts and sciences lookalike (2002) (0)
- He's a nurtural (2000) (0)
- Britain looks to wave-power site after researchers flee (2001) (0)
- Lean on me (2000) (0)
- Fuelling the future (2000) (0)
- British archaeology boost may uncover old enthusiasm (2001) (0)
- UK to make the northwest a post-genomics hotspot (2000) (0)
- UK election sees revamp for farming and environment (2001) (0)
- Plan for medical research base secures future of UK lab (2001) (0)
- Public body appointed to clean up UK's nuclear legacy (2002) (0)
- More models clinically underweight (2000) (0)
- Production line for fiddly factories (2000) (0)
- Imbalance a sticky issue among stamps of distinction (2002) (0)
- Flies like us (2000) (0)
- Hydrogen: fire and ice (2000) (0)
- Fatal rocket accident puts question mark over Soyuz's safety (2002) (0)
- The lotus beaters (2000) (0)
- Government warned over future of cash-starved labs (2002) (0)
- Bugs for toxic clean-up (2000) (0)
- Falcons spiral in for the kill (2000) (0)
- Progress in human genetics hindered by reluctance to share (2002) (0)
- Highs and lows (2000) (0)
- First set of bacterial proteins mapped (2001) (0)
- Special report: The simulations driving the world’s response to COVID-19 (2020) (0)
- New pesticide link to Parkinson's disease (2000) (0)
- Think-tank calls for an end to DNA deception (2002) (0)
- Landscapes of Light (2001) (0)
- Space station set for sky-high profile (2002) (0)
- Pied piper a plague risk (2000) (0)
- Europe plots comeback in neutron science (2001) (0)
- Researchers strike back in animal-rights row (2001) (0)
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