Senior Investigator at Gladstone Institutes, Professor at Stanford University, CIFAR Fellow. Previously Professor at Princeton University in the Computer Science Department (2014-2022), and Assistant Professor at Duke University in Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Department (2011-2014).

Liz Nguyen is an Administrative Assistant at Gladstone Institutes. She received her B.S. from University of Wisconsin.

Leo Epstein is a Research Associate at Gladstone Institutes. He is visiting us during his PhD studies in Europe.

Tania Mergudich Thal, MD, is an OB/GYN clinician working as a Research Scientist with our group.

Julie Tran is a Research Associate working on methods to analyze live-cell imaging data for cancer immunology.

Syrine Belakaria, PhD, received her PhD from Washington State University studying sequential decision making under uncertainty for scientific problems. She is co-mentored by Stefano Ermon and is a Stanford Data Science Postdoctoral Fellow.

Jiachen Cai, PhD, received her PhD from University of Cambridge developing Gaussian process models and methods for the analysis of biomedical data.

Jiawen Chen, PhD, received her PhD from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, studying spatial genomics data and Gaussian processes.

Alex Dombowsky, PhD, received his PhD from Duke University Statistics Department in 2025. His research focuses on statistical modeling for spatiotemporal biomedical data.

Sushrima Gan, PhD, received her PhD from the University of Dundee and works at the intersection of pediatric cardiology, genomics, and machine learning.

Sarah Nyquist, PhD, received her PhD from MIT in 2022. Her research focuses on women’s health, including single-cell analyses of breast milk after COVID exposure.

Edric Tam, PhD, received his PhD from Duke University in 2024. His research focuses on the role of networks and perturbations on biological systems.

Adam Weiner, PhD, received his PhD from MSKCC in 2024. His research focuses on developing methods to study live-cell imaging data for cancer immunotherapies.

Luis Chumpitaz Diaz is a PhD student in Stanford’s Biophysics Program.

Esther Elonga is an MD/PhD student at Stanford University with research interests at the intersection of computational biology, drug discovery, and precision medicine.

Rebecca Hurwitz is a PhD student at Stanford University in the BDS program studying wearable data and environmental effects on health.

Joshua Lazero is a PhD student in Stanford's Biomedical Data Science program, co-advised by Erin Mordecai.

Aishwarya Mandyam is a PhD student in Stanford’s Computer Science Department.

Ally Nicolella is a PhD student at UCSF studying statistical models for mental health and wearable data.

Esther Robb is a PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford, jointly advised by Stephen Mongomery.

Arpita Singhal is a PhD student in Stanford’s Computer Science Department, co-advised by Maya Kasowski and Anshul Kundaje.

Justin Adjasu is a Master’s student at Stanford University in the BDS program working on live-cell imaging data.

Alina Gavrilov is a Master’s student working on the analysis of wearable data for menstrual cycle tracking.

Leah McGillicuddy is an undergraduate at Stanford University working on methods for wearable data.

Ivan Lopez Rodriguez is a Medical student and a DBDS PhD student at Stanford. He is working on machine learning analyses of live-cell imaging data and methods for larger live-cell screens.