Biography
Kevin Bonham is a Senior Research Scientist at Wellesley College, studying the human microbiome and its impact on childhood cognitive development. In collaboration with Curtis Huttenhower, he is also developing a computational tool to simplify the use of Gaussian Process models in the study of longitudinal microbiome data sets.Download my CV.
Interests
- Human Microbiome
- Computational Biology
- Gaussian Processes
Education
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PhD in Immunology, 2014
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
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BSc in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, 2006
University of California, San Diego
Skills
Julia
for technical computing
Data science
Analysis, visualization
Software Eng
git, unit testing, CI
Experience
Research Scientist
Wellesley College
Research Topics:
Human microbiome
Child cognitive development
Computational biology education
Diversity in STEM
Open source development
Postdoctoral Fellow
Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health
Research Topics:
Human microbiome
Inflammatory arthritis
Computational biology education
Postdoctoral Fellow
University of California, San Diego
Research Topics:
Horizontal Gene Transfer
Microbial communities
Modeling interspecies interactions
Curriculum Fellow
Harvard Medical School
Responsibilities:
Course design and instruction
Course: Methods in Basic and Clinical Immunology
Course: Understanding Immunology Research
Masters Program administration
Student Mentoring
Harvard Medical School Online Learning 2016-2017
Responsibilities:
Course design and instruction
Course: HMX Fundamentals - Biochemistry