I’m a faculty member in the Computational Health Informatics Program at Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. If you’re looking to do a post-doc or graduate program at the intersection of interpretability, fairness, and health informatics, please reach out!

I am interested in understanding the underlying dynamics of complex, real-world health systems. My research tends to focus on methods that automate data science in order to achieve this goal. Basically, I would like my computer to do my job for me. In particular, I want to make AI technology deployed in health systems more fair and interpretable to the people it impacts.

Previously, I worked in the Computational Genetics Lab, which is part of the Institute for Biomedical Informatics. Before Penn, I applied most of my research to wind energy, including identification and control of wind turbine dynamics and gearbox reliability.

Short descriptions of different projects are on my research page. This is a list of my papers. Feel free to contact me if you need one that is missing. Here is a bibtex version.

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Current Groups

• Director of the Laboratory for Clear And Virtue-guided Algorithms

Previous Groups

• Post-Doc
  • Computational Genetics Lab in the Institute for Biomedical Informatics
  • Warren Center for Network and Data Sciences
• PhD
  • Fellowship: UMass NSF Wind Energy IGERT program
  • Lee Spector’s Hampshire Computational Intelligence Laboratory
• Research Scientist
  • National Wind Technology Center (NWTC)
  • NWTC Gearbox Reliability Collaborative