My research has been guided by the following three rules:
Share everything, from the start.
It will become greater than what I could do with it on my own, i.e., practice open science.
Collaborate with researchers from outside of my field.
Continuously learn, teach, and solve other people's problems, i.e., solve "real" problems.
Find out what everyone else is doing, and then do something slightly different.
My passion is collaborating and sharing the code, data, and publications of my research to accelerate the pace of research and development throughout academia and industry. This combination of sharing to enable scientific reproducibility is known as "open science." It inspired me to leave a tenured professorship in Radiology at UNC and join Kitware in December, 2005.
In the following pages you can find out more about my past work: