Nicholas Filler

Nicholas Filler has an interest in technology, education and medicine, and is currently working on game theory and design.

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The radical potential of open source programming in healthcare
By Nicholas Filler 10:49 am May 21, 2015
Open source programming languages have the ability to radically change the medical landscape. Indeed, open source languages may change the way electronic health records function ... for the better.

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