Career
Matt Wood attended medical school at the University of Nottingham, and proceeded to pursue a PhD in Bioinformatics, also at the University of Nottingham. There he studied protein folding and published several articles on protein structure prediction using machine learning. After completing his PhD, Dr. Wood joined the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City as a post-doctoral fellow. He continued to work on bioinformatics research and nascent technologies for working with large databases, and text mining projects.
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