The Drugulator - A New Method for Performing Dosage Calculations

Ronald Monson is an educator/researcher in the Student Learning Unit at Victoria University in Melbourne, Victoria. He provides support in the areas of mathematics and computer science across the University. This has included Drug Calculations, Statistics in Business and Psychology, Engineering, Mathematics and various Software Engineering projects. His research interests centre around computation and overlap complexity theory, software design in experimental infrastructure, descriptive complexity and artificial intelligence. He received his PhD from the University of Western Australia in 2004 for the development of a prototypical computer-aided learning system along with a “K-SAT algorithm” in theoretical computer science. In April of 2009 he left academia for 2 years in search of academic freedom.

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