Javier Velásquez is a medical researcher and director based in Bogotá with nine years of experience bridging theoretical physics and clinical medicine to create quantitative diagnostic and predictive tools. He has developed probabilistic and set-theory–based models for epidemic dynamics (malaria, dengue, HIV) and CD4+ lymphocyte estimation from routine blood counts, alongside novel mathematical methods for cardiac dynamics, fetal monitoring, imaging and cell morphology using fractal geometry, dynamical systems and entropy. Currently leading Grupo Harmonyk and researching at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, he blends academic rigor with applied development—having contributed to MyOpenLab since v3.11.0—making him comfortable both in research settings and in producing usable software-driven solutions. An uncommon strength is his ability to translate abstract physical and mathematical concepts into practical diagnostic algorithms validated across Holter, cardiotocography, angiography and echocardiography data.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Medicine - MD, Investigador, Doctor of Medicine - MD, Investigador at Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL)
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