Research Description

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My research interests include cancer genomics, public health modeling, and artificial intelligence approaches to precision medicine. I build machine learning models that mine clinical data – from whole genome data, to free text, to images – and achieve tasks such as the early detection of cancer, prediction of respiratory failure in COVID-19 patients, and identification of possible child abuse. 

I am currently an MD/PhD student at Johns Hopkins. My research in the Biomedical Engineering PhD Program focuses on genomic approaches to early detection of cancer. As an undergraduate at Harvard, I was a research assistant at the School of Public Health and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Peer Reviewed Publications

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Abstracts

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Other Writing

You can find my writing in the Johns Hopkins Biomedical Odyssey Blog and the Harvard Political Review