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Faculty Profile

Denis Tsygankov
Denis Tsygankov
Associate Professor
Email
UAW 1212
404.385.4747
Integrative Systems Biology Lab
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His current research is focused on developing and applying computational methods, including mathematical modeling, simulations, and computer vision approaches to understand complex multi-scale physiological processes including vasculogenesis, morphogenesis, wound healing, and cancer.

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Latest Articles:
Four Coulter Department faculty members have earned promotions this spring. From left, Edward Botchwey has been promoted to professor, and Yonggang Ke, Francisco "Paco" Robles, and Denis Tsygankov have each received tenure and promotion to associate professor.
Botchwey Promoted to Professor; Ke, Robles, Tsygankov Earn Tenure

Denis Tsygankov sitting in his lab
Probing the Undead to Understand the Aging Process

 

 

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