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Christopher DiMattina, PhD

Research Associate in Computer Science, Case Western Reserve University

I graduated from the Cornell University college of Arts & Sciences in 1998 with majors in Mathematics and Psychology. From 1999-2000 I worked as a research programmer for Dan Sanes at the NYU Center for Neural Science. In 2009 I earned a PhD in Computational Neuroscience from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine working with Kechen Zhang in the department of Biomedical Engineering. Previously I worked with Xiaoqin Wang before changing thesis labs during the 2004-2005 academic year. I am currently a Research Associate working with Mike Lewicki at Case Western Reserve University in the department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science.


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