About

I’m a Med-Peds Infectious Disease fellow at NIAID/CNH conducting genomics and EHR informatics research at the NHGRI Center for Precision Health Research.

Under Josh Denny’s mentorship, I study how genetics and clinical factors shape susceptibility to infectious diseases using large-scale datasets like the NIH All of Us Research Program. Current work includes KIR haplotype associations with severe COVID outcomes, long COVID phenotyping using EHR and survey data, and phenome-wide analyses for NIAID collaborators.

I’m board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Adult Infectious Diseases. I built Scholia.fyi to help researchers use AI for critical evaluation of primary literature.

This blog documents how frontier models like Claude Code accelerate computational work for biomedical researchers—real workflows, actual code.

Outside work: family time with my wife and girls, cycling, yoga, live music.