Introduction to Systems Biology
This elective course are aimed at undergraduate and graduate students with little background in Math that would like to understand how can mathematical modeling be useful in understanding biological phenomena such as patterning, control of cell growth, epidemic spread, clonality, hormonal homeostasis and more
Physiology: GI and Endocrinology
I teach in the gastrointestinal segment and endocrine segment in the preclinical studies. Everything related to absorbing food, distributing it, controlling metabolism and all that crazy things hormones do.
Introduction to AI for Medical Students
This new course teaches students the basic tools of working with large language models: how to use them to learn better, do research better, acquire new skills and be better practitioners - without outsourcing the ability to think.
Data Science for Biomedical Sciences Students
Freshmen class: linear algebra focusing on biomedical applications such as principal component analysis, clustering and classification + R programming