Advancing AI/ML to address challenges in Health
Making advanced AI/ML accessible to scientists and clinicians
Basic research, clinical predictive modeling, and public health
Brain development, aging, and neurodegeneration
The Laboratory of Computational Medicine is focused on AI/Machine Learning and computational tools for Precision Medicine and Public Health.
Development of machine learning algorithms to address key challenges in biomedical research and clinical predictive modeling towards precision medicine:
We work with high-dimensional multimodal data to understand human brain development in children and brain aging in adults to gain insights into neurological and psychiatric disease.
We are using advanced machine learning algorithms to train accurate and interpretable clinical prediction models on EHR data.
Working with the FTD Center without Walls, we are developing the tau metabolism & variant database as a comprehensive resource for the tau field and beyond.
Advanced & accessible AI/ML tools for scientists, clinicians, engineers.
Asst. Professor
Div. Bioinformatics, Dept. Epidemiology & Biostatistics,
Div. Clinical Informatics and Digital Transformation, Dept. Medicine
UCSF/UC Berkeley Computational Precision Health
Co-lead, Genomics & Transcriptomics core, FTD Center Without Walls