Christopher Hammill Email & Phone Number

Greater Toronto Area, Canada

Applied machine learning for health. Focused on medical imaging data.

- Curate data for the Province of Ontario Neurodevelopmental Disorders (POND) project including data processing, analysis, and provisioning.- Maintain the RMINC open-source neuroimaging statistical software package- Implement new statistical approaches

I was the lead bioinformatician on a multidisciplinary team of health researchers looking for complication predictors for patients with type 1 diabetes. Built key database for patient survey data. Cleaned and curated heterogeneous patient data including surveys and genetics. Conducted a graph based analysis to identify predictors of diabetes complications.

I worked as a TA for ecology, evolution, plant biology, and quantitative methods (biostatistics). I assisted in delivering content, answered student questions on course material, assigned students grades on projects and papers.

I was responsible for creating a user accessible R port of a statistical package written in python. The package was designed to do kernel regression with kernel optimizers to safe-guard against over-fitting. My work was to intellectually convert the code from pure object-oriented python to functional code in R, while keeping user experience as a high.

St. John's NL

I was contracted to produce high quality data visualizations for a long term study on cariboupopulations in Newfoundland. I produced the figures with R and edited them using vectorgraphics software. I also performed additional data curation and some statistical analysis to improve visualization efficacy.

I was a teaching assistant for chemistry and zoology. I assisted in preparing and delivering introductory material, helping students perform experiments and dissections, and helped answer any questions the students had on the course material

Master Of Science (M.Sc.), Statistical Ecology

Bachelor’S Degree, Biology

Activities and Societies: Off Campus Dons (as Don and Service Coordinator) Biology Undergraduate Society (as first year representative)