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Igor Kulic is a postdoc working with Phil Nelson in the physics department here at Penn and I am excited to say that he has decided to join BioCurious. I’ve known him since his arrival in Philadelphia about a year ago and I’ve found his enthusiasm for research to be contagious and his ideas to be invariably interesting.
Igor has dabbled in experiments in the past but most of his work has been theoretical. This will bring a nice balance and an interesting new perspective to BioCurious that I hope our readers will appreciate. I also hope that it will help our more theoretically minded colleagues to appreciate some of the manifold opportunities for them in biology.
Stay tuned for Igor’s inaugural post. I’m looking forward to it!
If you can’t wait, check out his website. It has a description of his research interests and links to some of his papers.
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