Harvard University PhD candidate Alexander Heyde has a passion for mathematical biology, with a focus on evolutionary models of morphogenesis and tumorigenesis. With previous experience as a Quantitative Analyst Intern at Goldman Sachs, a Mathematics Teaching Fellow at the Harvard Math Department, and as a Visiting Researcher at Fudan University, Heyde has honed his skills in mathematical modeling, research, and teaching. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Biology, and Applied Mathematics, as well as a Master of Science from Harvard University.