He received his BSE in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University and his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia. Dr. Rusin’s research has spanned diverse scientific fields from applied nonlinear dynamics and rhythmic engineering to neurology and biophysics. His work has been featured in prestigious journals such as Science. His current research focuses on developing new modes of patient monitoring which can provide physicians with real-time, condition-specific information on the health of their patients. The goal is to provide physicians with the most complete information available so that they can make more informed decisions regarding management of patient care. Better clinical information leads to better results for patients.