Nathan Sheffield is an associate professor and leader of the DataBio research group at the University of Virginia, with 15 years of experience and over 60 publications at the intersection of machine learning and genome biology. He leads NIH-funded work on epigenomics and develops community data standards through roles with the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health and the Research Data Alliance. His lab builds practical scientific software—Refgenie, BEDbase, and PEPhub—that enable reproducible, cloud-ready genomics workflows and ML-powered vector search for high-performance human query. With affiliate appointments across biomedical engineering, biochemistry, and data science, he combines deep computational methods with systems-level thinking and a track record of translating tools into shared infrastructure. As founding Director of Graduate Studies for UVA’s Computational Biology PhD program, he also mentors the next generation of computational genome scientists.
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