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About Shiva Ayyadurai, a scientist-technologist, entrepreneur, inventor and educator, is a Fulbright Scholar, Lemelson-MIT Awards Finalist, Westinghouse Science Talent Search award recipient, holds four degrees from M.I.T. and is inventor of one of the world’s first E-MAIL systems for which he received the first U.S. Copyright on E-MAIL... more

EducationBorn in Bombay, India, Shiva Ayyadurai moved to America at the age of seven in 1970. He completed his secondary school education at Livingston High School. He pursued his bachelors, dual masters and doctoral degrees at M.I.T., spanning the fields of electrical engineering and computer science, media arts and sciences, applied mechanics and systems biology... more

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

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V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, Ph.D.
Posted by VA Shiva | Labels: | at 4:19 AM

My major interests are in computational systems biology and understanding how traditional medicines interact with biological systems.

Relative to computational systems biology, I am supporting the continuted development of CytoSolve, the product of my Ph.D. research. CytoSolve is now available on the web for those interested on CytoSolve A great team has continued the work. I'm currently working to test an integrative model of Interferon (IFN) to virus infection on this new web-based version.

Since my return back from India, I am also working to build a Seminar course for the MIT Spring semester on traditional medicines and biological systems. This IAP will be used to test interest in this area. In early IAP a 2-day course will be offered in traditional medicines and systems biology. In the latter part of IAP (January 25 - January 29, 2010), a 5-day series in a symposium and performance format will be offered to explore the power of traditional arts/medicines on the human biological system.

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