Matthew Cooke is a PhD student and interdisciplinary researcher blending a decade of software and computational experience with neuroscience training from McGill and UBC. He builds data-driven analyses of behavior and neurogenesis—work rooted in his long tenure at the Jason Snyder Lab where he applied computer science methods to water maze and IEG datasets. Comfortable moving between research and applied roles, he has led software initiatives as president of a small firm and consulted across projects, bringing pragmatic engineering to lab-scale science. Based in Surrey, BC, he leverages his rare combo of CS and neuroscience to translate complex experimental data into reproducible computational pipelines and insights.
10 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS Neuroscience, Master of Science - MS Neuroscience at The University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science at McGill University
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Matthew Cooke - PHD Student at The University of British Columbia