For collaboration-related inquiries, please contact the PI directly.
If you are a current student or already accepted into an academic or medical degree program at Boston University or a nearby academic center, we would be happy to discuss rotation openings.
We form small teams comprising individuals with complementary expertise and work persistently to build comprehensive solutions.
An ideal candidate who wants to pursue a PhD in our lab is expected to have some background in computing and an interest in pursuing biomedical research.
An ideal MD student who wants to pursue research in our lab is willing to leverage their medical training and explore the nuances of machine learning and computer vision.
Undergraduate and Masters students who want to pursue research in our lab should be willing to commit to work with us for at least 2 years, if not more.
Please contact one of our Postdoctoral Scholars or Graduate Students from our Team Page to set up an appointment at one of these two locations:
— 665 Comm Ave., Rm. 1527, Boston, MA - 02215
— 72 E. Concord St., Evans 636, Boston, MA - 02118
For postdoctoral positions, please contact the PI directly.
We receive many inquiries from individuals at different stages of their academic journey, and we have limited capacity to engage with students who are not yet admitted to a graduate or professional program.
We are unable to offer research opportunities, mentorship, or individualized guidance to students who are currently in the process of applying to graduate school. Contacting the lab during your application process will not influence admissions outcomes, as the lab does not play a formal role in program admissions.
At this time, the lab is not actively hiring. However, in rare cases, we remain open to hearing from exceptional candidates whose background and goals strongly align with our research. If you believe your background and expertise make you a uniquely strong fit, please contact the PI directly.