James Morton, Ph.D.
Flatiron Research Fellow, Systems Biology, CCB, Flatiron Institute
James (Jamie) Morton joined the foundation in 2019 as a member for the Center of Computational Biology. His main research interest is developing algorithms for performing Bayesian inference on high dimensional datasets commonly obtained for biological applications. James has just completed his PhD in Computer Science at the University of California San Diego where he developed software and statistical techniques to study microbial systems. He also has a quadruple major from Miami University with bachelor degrees in Mathematics/Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering Physics and Electrical Engineering.