informatics, multivariate statistical methods, process analysis, analytical chemistry

My research is focused on the development of new methods for mathematical and statistical analysis of data produced from chemical instrumentation, a field known as chemometrics or chemo-informatics. Most of my laboratory's current effort is directed to developing computer-based data analysis methods relevant to process chemistry and chemical engineering and to biomedical analysis. Members of this research group work closely with the collection and analysis of complex data and are exposed to problems from a wide range of disciplines, ranging from geochemistry to molecular biology. Our usual practice is to apply our methods to real problems provided by collaborators and by sponsors.