My research interests include the design principles of biological systems and their regulatory logic. During my graduate studies my work focused on the effect of topology on the evolution of complex networks and statistical systems for stochastic growth. As a postdoctoral research scientist in the Tavazoie lab I developed a novel experimental method to uncover underlying patterns of regulation in 3’UTR sequences of mammalian organisms and analyze their effect in mRNA stability and translation. In parallel I am developing computational methods to predict gene expression dynamics from sequence elements and to unveil the combinatorial regulatory logic underlying such dynamics.