About Me
I am an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics and Center for Artificial Intelligence Research at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
The focus of my research is on developing innovative and accessible diagnosis and prognosis frameworks for complex disorders. I employ artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, electronic health records and biopsychosocial data in my research. I have a special interest in identifying factors contributing to diagnostic disparities and health inequalities in patients. My work contributes to the development of AI-assisted pre-screening approaches for complex disorders that can lead to more equitable detection of cases across various patient populations.
Overall, my research offers insights into clinical risks associated with various conditions, brings advancements of AI in genetic research and provides a potential pathway to early diagnosis and intervention.
I received my doctoral degree in biomedical informatics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.