Cesar Flores Garcia

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I am a graduate research assistant working on my doctoral degree in Physics at Georgia Tech under the supervision of Professor Joshua Weitz. My major research field is the treatment of bacteria-phage interactions as complex networks, which involves the analysis of diverse bacteria-phage interaction studies at the community level and the nestedness structure with the goal of detecting evolution patterns.