Big Data, Healthcare, and the Human Lens
I’ve been following a great discussion on Susannah Fox’s blog today. The Lohr article that sparked her post and subsequent comments have taken up the position that Evidence Based Medicine tends to...
View ArticleGuided by the Evidence?
I was reading an article about the controversial Dr. Oz this morning when a quote from a doctor struck a nerve. In reaction to Dr Oz’s embrace of alternative medicine, he stated: “I’m guided by the...
View ArticleAgile Software Metrics
The rise of dynamic software development methodologies such as Extreme Programming or Agile Programming, reflect the inherent dynamism of modern software design. The malleability of software, the...
View ArticleClojure Debugging ’13: Emacs, nREPL, and Ritz
I’m ramping up for a new set of development projects in 2013 and 2014. My 2010 era setup with slime and swank-clojure is unlikely to remain a viable approach throughout the project. I’ve decided it...
View ArticlePersonal Experiments
Last week, my collaborators from Lybba and I posted a blog entry describing my Personal Experiments project. Please enjoy this little introductory demo. Also, I’ll be announcing a new study on the...
View ArticleAdvanced inspector middleware for Clojure nREPL
Last night I promoted a new nREPL middleware project, ‘nrepl-inspect’, derived from the javert library. nrepl-inspector on GitHub This repository contains: an Emacs client file that extends nrepl.el,...
View ArticleUsing the crowd to help diagnose rare diseases
Earlier this week I joined NEA entrepreneur Jared Hyman of crowdmed.com and “the current” host Anna Maria Tremonti of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in a discussion of crowd sourcing in...
View ArticleWhat can a concerned citizen do in the face of injustice?
The juxtaposition of verdicts in the Zimmerman and Alexander cases, and the unapologetic, non-reflective response of most of our political leadership leaves me wondering what I, as a concerned citizen...
View ArticleMy Dissertation Defense Announcement
Title Crowdsourcing Health Discoveries: from Anecdotes to Aggregated Self-Experiments Time & Location July 26th, 1:00 PM, E14-244 Thesis Supervisor Frank Moss, Professor of the Practice of Media...
View ArticleMyIBD and Personalized Learning highlighted by Harvard Business Review
Heather Kaplan of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, with a little help from the rest of us, published a highlight of the state of our work on the Personalized Learning System via HBS’s online blog....
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