BEN RANDALL, PH.D. 
RYT-200

As a computational physiologist, data scientist, and applied mathematician by trade, much of my research has been at the intersection of mathematics, statistics, machine learning, and biology. As a born and bred North Carolinian, I finished my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics in 2019 at North Carolina State University, and I find myself back in Charlotte, NC for now.

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In my postdoctoral research at the University of Michigan, I developed mathematical models for patient-specific outcomes and conducted various analyses to investigate physiological phenomena. In particular, I studied issues involving cardiovascular health, including the cardiovascular ramifications of heart failure and autonomic neuropathy at both systemic and cellular levels. My research was generously supported by the T32 Postdoctoral Multidisciplinary Cardiovascular Training Grant associated with the Frankel Cardiovascular Center.

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Currently, I am a Staff Research Scientist at Applied Research Associates, working on problems involving machine learning, data analytics, and geospatial intelligence. 

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