A complete list of my publications is available.
My research falls into two broad categories: Technology and Basic Science, both are applied to issues in human health.
The main thrust of this research is to develop a high throughput system to identify and monitor the transcriptional control of genes, by comprehensive monitoring of DNA-protein binding. This work has been going on for several years and has been published in several papers in Analytical Chemistry, a Chapter in a book, and Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications.
I also have a project in the early stages for applying accelerometers to measure human athletic performance. Results have not yet been published.
The goal of this research effort is to understand how cancers originate by testing hypotheses of carcinogenesis with age-specific incidence data. This work is ongoing. My first publication on this topic appeared in the journal PLoS ONE.