Michael Skinnider is an assistant professor at Princeton University and an MD/PhD researcher from the University of British Columbia who applies AI and machine learning to problems at the interface of biology, chemistry, and medicine. With 11 years of research experience beginning as an undergraduate researcher at McMaster, he combines clinical training with computational methods to translate biological insight into predictive models. His profile suggests a rare blend of hands-on biomedical expertise and algorithmic fluency, enabling collaborations across wet lab and computational teams. Based in Vancouver but embedded in an Ivy League research environment, he navigates both academic and translational research pathways. Colleagues know him for bridging disciplinary gaps—bringing data-driven rigor to medical questions that benefit from chemical and molecular perspectives.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Honours Bachelor's of Arts & Science (B.ArtsSc.), Honours Bachelor's of Arts & Science (B.ArtsSc.) at McMaster University
MD/PhD, MD/PhD at The University of British Columbia
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