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| − | An G | + | An G, Faeder J and Vodovotz Y. A Review of Translational Systems Biology as applied to Inflammation: Introduction of an Engineering Approach to the Pathophysiology of the Burn Patient. Journal of Burn Care and Research, in press. |
| − | An G. | + | An, G: Agent Based Modeling and Endothelial Biomedicine. In Aird, W. (ed): Endothelial Biomedicine: A Comprehensive Treatise. Cambridge University Press, 2007. Pages 1754-1759. |
| − | An G. | + | An G, Hunt CA, Clermont G, Neugebauer EA and Vodovotz Y. Challenges and Rewards on the Road to Translational Systems Biology in Acute Illness: Four Case Reports from Interdisciplinary Teams. Journal of Critical Care 2007; 22(2):169-175. |
| − | Vodovotz Y, Clermont G, | + | Vodovotz Y, Clermont G, Hunt CA, Lefering R, Bartels J, Seydel R, Hotchkiss J, Ta’asan S, Neugebauer EA and An G. Evidence-based Modeling of Critical Illness: An Initial Consensus from the Society of Complexity in Acute Illness. Journal of Critical Care 2007; 22(1):77-84. |
| − | An G. | + | Wakeland, W., Macovsky, L. and An, G.. A Hybrid Simulation for Studying Acute Inflammatory Response. Proceedings of the 2007 Spring Simulation Multiconference (Agent-directed Simulation Symposium). 1:39-46. |
| − | An G. Complexity theory and surgery: Introducing and integrating a new analytical paradigm. New | + | An G. Concepts for developing a collaborative in-silico model of the acute inflammatory response using agent based modeling. Journal of Critical Care 2006; 21(1): 105-110. |
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| + | An G. Phenomenological issues related to measurement, mechanisms and manipulation of complex biological systems. Critical Care Medicine 2006; 34(1): 245-246. (Editorial) | ||
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| + | An G. Introduction of an in-sIlico syntactical grammar for translating basic science research into agent based models of the acute inflammatory response. Proceedings from the 11th Congress European Shock Society 2005, H Redl editor. 161-165. | ||
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| + | An G. Mathematical modeling in medicine: A means not an end. Critical Care Medicine 2005; 33(1): 253-254. (Editorial) | ||
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| + | Vodovotz Y, Clermont G, Chow C, An G. Mathematical models of the acute inflammatory response. Current Opinions in Critical Care 2004; 10:383-390. | ||
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| + | An G. In-silico experiments of existing and hypothetical cytokine-directed clinical trials using agent based modeling. Critical Care Medicine 2004; 32(10): 2050-2060.. | ||
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| + | An G. Complexity theory and surgery: Introducing and integrating a new analytical paradigm. New Surgery 2001; 1(3): 175-179. | ||
An G. Agent-based computer simulation and SIRS: Building a bridge between basic science and clinical trials. Shock 2001; 16(4): 266-273. | An G. Agent-based computer simulation and SIRS: Building a bridge between basic science and clinical trials. Shock 2001; 16(4): 266-273. | ||
| − | An G, Lee I. Agent-Based Computer simulation (ABCS) and the inflammatory response: Building a tool to study Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS).Simulation and Gaming 2001; 32(3): 344-361. | + | An G, Lee I. Agent-Based Computer simulation (ABCS) and the inflammatory response: Building a tool to study Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS). Simulation and Gaming 2001; 32(3): 344-361. |
An G, Lee I. Complexity, Emergence and Pathophysiology: Using Agent Based Computer Simulation to characterize the Non-Adaptive Inflammatory Response. InterJournal Complex Systems: http://www.interjournal.org. Manuscript # [344]. May, 2000. | An G, Lee I. Complexity, Emergence and Pathophysiology: Using Agent Based Computer Simulation to characterize the Non-Adaptive Inflammatory Response. InterJournal Complex Systems: http://www.interjournal.org. Manuscript # [344]. May, 2000. | ||
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Current Position:
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Division of Trauma/Critical Care
Department of Surgery
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Contact Information
201 East Huron, Galter 10-105
Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312-695-4838
Fax: 312-695-1462
Email: docgca@aol.com or docgca@gmail.com
Current Research
Utilization of Agent Based Modeling to characterize acute inflammation at a cellular and molecular level. Focus is primarily on the pathophysiology of sepsis and multiple organ failure. Currently using primarily StarlogoT and Netlogo. Also interested in automated text analysis/information extraction from biomedical texts, formal knowledge representation in biomedicine and the development of methods for evolving biomedical ontologies.
Complexity/Modeling Publications
An G, Faeder J and Vodovotz Y. A Review of Translational Systems Biology as applied to Inflammation: Introduction of an Engineering Approach to the Pathophysiology of the Burn Patient. Journal of Burn Care and Research, in press.
An, G: Agent Based Modeling and Endothelial Biomedicine. In Aird, W. (ed): Endothelial Biomedicine: A Comprehensive Treatise. Cambridge University Press, 2007. Pages 1754-1759.
An G, Hunt CA, Clermont G, Neugebauer EA and Vodovotz Y. Challenges and Rewards on the Road to Translational Systems Biology in Acute Illness: Four Case Reports from Interdisciplinary Teams. Journal of Critical Care 2007; 22(2):169-175.
Vodovotz Y, Clermont G, Hunt CA, Lefering R, Bartels J, Seydel R, Hotchkiss J, Ta’asan S, Neugebauer EA and An G. Evidence-based Modeling of Critical Illness: An Initial Consensus from the Society of Complexity in Acute Illness. Journal of Critical Care 2007; 22(1):77-84.
Wakeland, W., Macovsky, L. and An, G.. A Hybrid Simulation for Studying Acute Inflammatory Response. Proceedings of the 2007 Spring Simulation Multiconference (Agent-directed Simulation Symposium). 1:39-46.
An G. Concepts for developing a collaborative in-silico model of the acute inflammatory response using agent based modeling. Journal of Critical Care 2006; 21(1): 105-110.
An G. Phenomenological issues related to measurement, mechanisms and manipulation of complex biological systems. Critical Care Medicine 2006; 34(1): 245-246. (Editorial)
An G. Introduction of an in-sIlico syntactical grammar for translating basic science research into agent based models of the acute inflammatory response. Proceedings from the 11th Congress European Shock Society 2005, H Redl editor. 161-165.
An G. Mathematical modeling in medicine: A means not an end. Critical Care Medicine 2005; 33(1): 253-254. (Editorial)
Vodovotz Y, Clermont G, Chow C, An G. Mathematical models of the acute inflammatory response. Current Opinions in Critical Care 2004; 10:383-390.
An G. In-silico experiments of existing and hypothetical cytokine-directed clinical trials using agent based modeling. Critical Care Medicine 2004; 32(10): 2050-2060..
An G. Complexity theory and surgery: Introducing and integrating a new analytical paradigm. New Surgery 2001; 1(3): 175-179.
An G. Agent-based computer simulation and SIRS: Building a bridge between basic science and clinical trials. Shock 2001; 16(4): 266-273.
An G, Lee I. Agent-Based Computer simulation (ABCS) and the inflammatory response: Building a tool to study Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS). Simulation and Gaming 2001; 32(3): 344-361.
An G, Lee I. Complexity, Emergence and Pathophysiology: Using Agent Based Computer Simulation to characterize the Non-Adaptive Inflammatory Response. InterJournal Complex Systems: http://www.interjournal.org. Manuscript # [344]. May, 2000.
Links
Link to Society of Complexity in Acute Illness (SCAI). This is an organization of physicians and biomedical researchers committed to promoting the use of mathematical modeling and computational methods to analyze the pathophysiology of acute illnesses with a focus on inflammation. http://www.scai-med.org
Link to the annual meeting of SCAI, called the International Conference on Complexity in Acute Illness (ICCAI). http://www.iccia.org
Link to Modeling Glossary developed and maintained by the Biosystems Research Group at the University of California, San Francisco under the leadership of C. Anthony Hunt. This Glossary can be used as a reference point by those interested in biomedical modeling as a means of fostering communication between modelers and domain specialists. http://biosystems.ucsf.edu/Researc/dictionary.html