Rami Vanguri is an Assistant Professor and computational scientist with nine years of experience developing multimodal machine learning biomarkers across digital pathology, radiology, genomics and electronic health records. He has led interdisciplinary projects at Memorial Sloan Kettering and Columbia that integrate multiplexed imaging, flow cytometry, CT/MRI and sequencing to predict immunotherapy response and characterize tumor microenvironment heterogeneity. His work spans from deep-learning risk models for NSCLC published in Nature Cancer to novel topology-derived spatial biomarkers in breast cancer, reflecting a blend of methodological rigor and clinical translation. Rami’s background in particle physics informs a data-centric, probabilistic approach to complex biomedical problems and a habit of building robust analysis pipelines with small, focused teams. He recently transitioned to NYU Langone, continuing collaborative translational research at the intersection of pathology, oncology and computational science. Colleagues value his ability to bridge clinical questions and machine learning solutions that improve predictive accuracy beyond standard biomarkers.
10 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Elementary Particle Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Elementary Particle Physics at University of Pennsylvania
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