Bio

Logan is a physician and computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science. He plans to build startups at the intersection of computation and medicine. He is interested in research that transcends conventional boundaries to solve complex challenges. His recent research interests span computation, intelligence, quantum information theory, high energy physics, complexity theory, gravitation, and cosmology.

Project: Creating an Anatomic Coordinate System for Robotic Surgery using Real and Idealized L4 Vertebrae