Harold Fellermann

About

Dr Harold Fellermann is a Lecturer for the School of Computing at University of Newcastle. His research focuses on the design and analysis of in-vitro and in-vivo DNA computing systems applications, with over ten years of experience in computational design, modeling, and analysis techniques for molecular biology, synthetic biology, and DNA nanotechnology.

Education

• PhD Applied System Science, University of Osnabrück, 2009

Selected publications

• Recurrent neural networks in synthetic cells: a route to autonomous molecular agents?
• Toward Full-Stack In Silico Synthetic Biology: Integrating Model Specification, Simulation, Verification, and Biological Compilation
• Toward engineering biosystems with emergent collective functions
• A last-in first-out stack data structure implemented in DNA
• Pathways to cellular supremacy in biocomputing
• Easybiotics: a GUI for 3D physical modelling of multi-species bacterial populations
• Design of experiments and the virtual PCR simulator: An online game for pharmaceutical scientists and biotechnologists
• Population Dynamics of Autocatalytic Sets in a Compartmentalized Spatial World
• Simbiotics: A Multiscale Integrative Platform for 3D Modeling of Bacterial Populations
• Sequence selection by dynamical symmetry breaking in an autocatalytic binary polymer model