Nicholas Minster
Doctoral Student, Computational Biology
nminster@gmu.edu
Hi there! My name is Nick and I'm a doctoral candidate
at George Mason University, in the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology program
(SSB). My long-term research interests involve investigating molecular signatures and pathways that contribute to the development of human disease to establish and improve resources available to translational medicine. I embrace an interdisciplinary approach, especially in the context of diagnostics and drug discovery.
Nicholas Minster is currently a PhD student at George Mason University in the SSB department. He is working as a Research Assistant and an NSF Fellow under the advisement of Prof. Jafri. He received a M.S. in Bioinformatics from George Mason University, and worked as a regulatory biologist for about a year after completing his bacholors program.
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