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I'm currently an AARMS postdoc at Dalhousie University working on, for lack of a better term, "discrete science". During my PhD candidature, I studied the number of Latin squares/rectangles, and symmetries of Latin squares. Recently I have been expanding my interests into computer science and computational biology. One recent focal point is network motifs. I am particularly fond of computational discrete mathematics. I often use:
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