Dominique Chu
Lecturer
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School of Computing
University of Kent,
School of Computing, University of Kent
Canterbury
Kent
CT2 7NF
England
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Publications
My publications are available from the
University of Kent's Academic Repository.
Research Interests
I belong to the following research groups:
I got my PhD in Physics from the University of Bergen (norway) in 2001. I joined the department as an Academic
Fellow in Sept. 2005. My main research interest is Bio-inspired computing and Systems Biology. Specifically, I am
working on computational systems that evolve cell signaling networks that have pre-specified properties. I am currently
also collaborating with Dr. Ian Blomfield from the Biosciences department at the University of Kent on modeling a gene
expression pathway in E. coli. For a list of my publications please see
here.
As part of my outreach activity I am organising the Cafe Scientifique in Canterbury. Please see
here for more information.
Ph.D. student candidates are welcome
Would you like to do a Ph.D. in Bio-inspired computing or Systems Biology (possibly jointly with the Biosciences department)?
I would be happy to talk to you about that. Contact
me for an informal chat. For information about how to apply, possible funding, general information about research in the Computing Laboratory, etc., see our
postgraduate research page.
Also visit my other homepage
here.
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