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Jason George, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor
Texas A&M University
Houston, Texas, United States

Dr. George is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University. His research focuses on developing mathematical models to better understand complex biological systems. His group utilizes techniques from biophysics, probability, and stochastic process theory to model the effects of randomness on system dynamical response. In immunology, he has developed random energy models of the interaction between T cells and antigens with applications directed at understanding the effects of T cell selection on the recognition of viral and tumor-associated antigens. These foundational modeling efforts have motivated a machine learning-based structural biophysical characterization of the T cell-antigen interaction, with the goal of accurate T cell specificity prediction at the level of the human immune repertoire.

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