• 1996 A-levels: Physics (A); Pure Mathematics (A); Mechanics (A); History (B)
• 1993-4 10 GCSEs including English Language (B) and Mathematics (A).

PUBLICATIONS

• Reconstructing gene networks: what are the limits? Stark J, Brewer D, Barenco M, Tomescu D, Callard R, Hubank M. Biochem Soc Trans. 2003 Dec 31(Pt 6):1519-25.
• Accurate prediction of transcription factor targets using Hidden Variable Dynamic Modelling of microarray time series data. Barenco M, Tomescu D, Brewer D, Callard R, Stark J, Hubank M. [In preparation]
• Correcting scaling mismatches in oligonucleotide microarray data. Barenco M, Stark J, Brewer D, Tomescu D, Callard R, Hubank M. [In preparation]

CONFERENCES AND COURSES ATTENDED

• Unravelling Nature's Networks: from Microarray and Proteomic Analysis to Systems Biology (University of Sheffield, UK. 20 - 22 July 2003)(Poster)
• Modelling Metabolic and Signal Transduction Networks (St Hugh's College, Oxford, UK.1-4 September 2004) (Talk and Poster)
• Regulatory Networks Workshop (Mathematical Biosciences Institute, Ohio State University, USA. 8-12 November 2004)

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

• October 2001 onwards Demonstrator and marker for the Mathematics Department, University College London.
• June - September 2001 Through a Pfizer summer scholarship I worked for twelve weeks in the Analytic Research and Development department of Pfizer Ltd., Sandwich. I designed, developed and documented a windows program that calculates the water absorption properties of tablets/capsules in vessels (using Visual C++ 6).
• Summer 1999 UK Astronomy Technology Centre, Royal Observatory Edinburgh, Blackford Hill, Edinburgh, EH9 3HJ. A company that designs and builds telescopes funded by the PPARC research council. I spent 2 months working in the adaptive optics group on various experiments.

SKILLS

• Large amount of experience with the tools and techniques of non-linear ordinary differential equation modelling and with parameter estimation.
• Experience with MCMC and stochastic processes.

• Broad experience of work in the physics laboratory gained from Imperial College and work at UKATC.

• Competent in Microsoft Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
• A good knowledge and experience of C++ and some knowledge in the programming languages perl, python, bash scripts and Visual C++ 6.
• Web design and administrating skills.
• A good level of system administration knowledge.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office.

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