
Stanford graduate course open to students from the Schools of Engineering or Medicine with lectures on AI methods relevant to healthcare, and projects focussed on solving current clinical challenges in the Stanford hospital ecosystem in partnership with Anesthesiology, ER, Hematology, Cardiology, Ophthalmology etc.
University of California, Santa Cruz required graduate course covering key areas of computational biology from stochastics (Monte Carlo Methods and Markov Chains), to structure reconstruction (EDMs, MDS), to clustering, dimensionality reduction, trees, and supervised learning.
University of California, Santa Cruz undergraduate course introducing computational biology algorithms and tools following the central dogma from sequence alignment algorithms, to data mining large cohorts of genomes, to phylogenetics, gene expression analysis, and protein folding and structure comparisons.
Stanford graduate course on generative artificial intelligence (AI), and its applications in the healthcare domain.
Stanford Medical School graduate seminar on topics in biomedical informatics.
Stanford Engineering graduate course focusing on computational projects in precision medicine.
Stanford summer workshop on neural networks for professionals and graduate students.
Stanford summer workshop on deep learning for professionals and graduate students.
Stanford Engineering course that I developed and taught (or co-taught) five times in Computational and Mathematical Engineering (CME).
2018: Fundamentals of Data Science ICME @ Santiago
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC), Santiago, Chile [course website]
2015: Machine Learning Workshop
Society of Industrial & Applied Math (SIAM) Conference [workshop website]
Above, teaching machine learning at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC) in Santiago de Chile.
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