I am a Researcher at the Department of Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Lund, Sweden.
I develop probabilistic predictive tools that integrate computational, experimental, and clinical data to support decision-making in medical science.
My long-term goal is to advance precision medicine through robust, patient-level prediction.
My research lies at the intersection of statistical machine learning, real-world evidence modeling, and
AI in health, with a particular focus on the sustainable development of
AI systems. I am interested in building transdisciplinary approaches for
understanding and modeling complex biological and clinical systems.
I have experience across both academia and applied research, including previous
roles in statistical machine learning and academic positions in statistics.
Throughout my work, I have collaborated with biologists, clinicians, epidemiologists,
physicists, and computer scientists to translate interdisciplinary challenges into
practical, data-driven solutions.
My previous research spans a broad range of domains, including:
- Protein structure modeling
- Genetic variation and disease-related biological pathways
- Neuroimaging and functional MRI
- Biomedical and clinical data registries
- Longitudinal and survival predictive model
This website provides access to my research papers and reports, teaching materials, external activities, and blog posts. You are welcome to get in touch if you are interested in collaboration or discussion.
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