About Me
James received his MS in computer science from North Carolina Central University and joined the Quantitative Biomedical Sciences program in order to better integrate his computation background with biostatistical and epidemiological frameworks. His research interests involve the use of bioinformatics to solve epidemiological problems. As a member of the Doherty Lab, James is working to model molecular subtypes of ovarian cancer and has been awarded an F31 fellowship from the National Cancer Institute.
