
Isaiah Joseph Ting
About
My research project
Co-expression of Ultradian and Circadian rhythms Investigation of co-expression of ultradian and circadian rhythms in biological data is vital to add knowledge to the behaviours of these rhythms. Using both in vitro (cell culture) and in silico (signal processing, MATLAB) methods, this project aims to expose ultradian rhythms and enhance its detection within in vitro models as well as pre-existing biological data.
Supervisors
Investigation of co-expression of ultradian and circadian rhythms in biological data is vital to add knowledge to the behaviours of these rhythms. Using both in vitro (cell culture) and in silico (signal processing, MATLAB) methods, this project aims to expose ultradian rhythms and enhance its detection within in vitro models as well as pre-existing biological data.
University roles and responsibilities
- STARS Undergraduate Mentor
- FHMS Associate Theme Champion (Chronobiology and Sleep)
- FHMS laboratory demonstrator
- EDI PGR Representative
My qualifications
Affiliations and memberships
ResearchResearch interests
1. Co-expression of biological rhythms (ultradian and circadian).
2. Unmasking biological co-expression of stated rhythms.
3. Relationship between metabolism and biological rhythm, specifically with ultradian rhythms.
4. Biomedical signal processing.
Research interests
1. Co-expression of biological rhythms (ultradian and circadian).
2. Unmasking biological co-expression of stated rhythms.
3. Relationship between metabolism and biological rhythm, specifically with ultradian rhythms.
4. Biomedical signal processing.
Teaching
Assists with undergraduate final year projects alongside Dr. Van der Veen.
Publications
Highlights
The Lost Connection Between the Filipino People and our Past - the Effects of Colonialism in this Generation By Isaiah Ting and Hazel Ting
https://www.thestagsurrey.co.uk/filipino/
I Can Speak English, You Know By Isaiah Ting
https://www.thestagsurrey.co.uk/everyday-racism/