Archive of Author | Tyler Sloan

About Tyler Sloan

I developed a passion for the brain in high school, so I went on to complete a neuroscience undergraduate degree, continuing to study nervous system development (axon guidance) of the spinal cord for my Ph.D. It was in grad school where I developed my passion for the art of communicating data visually, and for simulating complex biological processes with computers. I decided to combine my passion for visualization with my aptitudes for quantitative, analytical thought as an entrepreneur with dual hats as a data scientist and data artist. When I’m not creating custom Jupyter notebook-based data processing scripts for my personal and freelance projects, I’m most likely experimenting with generative design in Processing. You can see more of my work and keep up date by following me on Twitter, Instagram, or subscribing to my YouTube channel, or through my website: www.Quorumetrix.com

I developed a passion for the brain in high school, so I went on to complete a neuroscience undergraduate degree, continuing to study nervous system development (axon guidance) of the spinal cord for my Ph.D. It was in grad school where I developed my passion for the art of communicating data visually, and for simulating complex biological processes with computers. I decided to combine my passion for visualization with my aptitudes for quantitative, analytical thought as an entrepreneur with dual hats as a data scientist and data artist. When I’m not creating custom Jupyter notebook-based data processing scripts for my personal and freelance projects, I’m most likely experimenting with generative design in Processing.

You can see more of my work and keep up date by following me on Twitter, Instagram, or subscribing to my YouTube channel, or through my website: www.Quorumetrix.com

Articles with Tyler Sloan

Neural Connections

Tyler Sloan is a freelance data artist/scientist. While he is not developing custom Jupyter-based data processing pipelines, he produces computer-generated artwork and data-driven motion design using Open Data and formal scientific models. His artwork combines elements of his training as a developmental neurobiologist (B.Sc, Ph.D.) with his passion for Open Data.