Fellows of Jonathan Edwards

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	Hana Augustinova Bio: Dr. Hana Augustinova finished her medical education in UP Olomouc, Czech Republic. She is board certified ophthalmologist. She worked as a research fellow at BWH Boston. She is now working as an artist, independent art curator and she is very passionate about promoting young and upcoming artists, organizing art trips and art soirée. She can be reached at h.augustinova@gmail.com.
	Carolina Baffi Bio: Senior Lector I of Spanish and Portugese maria.baffi@yale.edu
	Paul Bailey Bio: Paul B. Bailey, a graduate of the Yale School of Architecture, has been an architect in the City of New Haven for over 30 years. He specializes in historic restoration, single and multi-family housing, supportive housing and green design. pbailey@pbbarchitect.com
	Mahesh Balakrishnan Bio: Associate Professor of Computer Science mahesh.balakrishnan@yale.edu
	Sunil Bald Bio: Professor (Adjunct) in the School of Architecture sunil.bald@yale.edu
	Nicholas Barberis Bio: Stephen and Camille Schramm Professor of Management and Professor of Economics nick.barberis@yale.edu
	Russell Barbour Ph.D.. Bio: Russell Barbour Ph.D.. As Associate-Director for Yale’s Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS (CIRA), he studies HIV and hepatitis C risk. His teaching focuses on clustered and missing data, and Bayesian Methods. Dr. Barbour also teaches seminars at the State University of St. Petersburg. He is involved in international health projects in South Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Sudan and Madagascar. His interest in wildlife conservation includes service on the Advisory Board of the Cape Peninsula National Park in South Africa and the Development Committee of the Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve in Madagascar. russell.barbour@yale.edu
	James Barnes Bio: Lecturer, Department of Mathematics j.barnes@yale.edu
	Marisa Bass Bio: Marisa Bass is an Associate Professor in the History of Art Department at Yale. She a scholar of Renaissance art, with a focus on intersections between art and intellectual culture in the early modern Netherlands. Her research interests include the representation of nature, the cult of images, portraiture, print culture, and Renaissance notions of imagination and invention. She teaches courses on everything from anatomical illustration to the paintings of Rembrandt.
	Janna Baty Bio: Assistant Professor (Adjunct) of Music School of Music janna.baty@yale.edu