Summary
Olivier Elemento is a physician-scientist and computational biology leader who directs the Englander Institute for Precision Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, blending Big Data, AI and wet-lab experimentation to decode cancer mechanisms and personalize therapy. He has led development of clinical-grade genomic assays—including New York State–approved whole exome oncology testing—and published over 170 papers across genomics, epigenomics and drug discovery. His lab builds analytical pipelines to map tumor pathways, immune landscapes, predict immunotherapy responders, repurpose drugs and uncover synergistic combinations, and even prototypes augmented-reality visualizations for complex biomedical data. Trained in mechanical engineering, artificial intelligence and computational biology, he uniquely bridges engineering rigor with translational cancer research and has mentored numerous trainees who now lead in academia and industry.
10 years of coding experience
MS, Mechanical Engineering, MS, Mechanical Engineering at INSA Toulouse
PhD, Computational Biology, PhD, Computational Biology at CNRS / Universite of Montpellier
MS, Artificial Intelligence, MS, Artificial Intelligence at Universite Paris Dauphine