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James Anibal

First Name
James
Last Name
Anibal
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James Anibal
Category
Biomedical Engineering & Biophysics
Research Interest

Precision medicine, Deep learning, Signal Processing

Scholar Type
NIH Oxford Scholar
Degrees

B.S. Computer Science, Case Western Reserve University, 2020

Student's Research

James Anibal attended Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) from 2016-2020, earning a B.S. in Computer Science. After his second year at CWRU, James began his research career at the National Cancer Institute under the mentorship of Dr. Grégoire Altan-Bonnet. His projects involved (I) developing machine learning algorithms for single-cell data analysis and (II) developing natural language processing (NLP) methods for biomedical text mining. From this research, James has published in Science and Journal of Clinical Investigation.  He has also published a biomedical question-answering system on the Hugging Face NLP platform. In summer 2021, James worked as a research scientist at Afiniti, a multinational company aiming to improve business outcomes through AI-driven pairing of staff and customers.  For his graduate studies, James is interested in scalable AI methods for noisy health data from devices such as wearable sensors and smartphones, working with partners around the world to develop novel digital health systems. Upon graduation from Oxford, James plans to continue building AI models for personalized medicine.

Institute Center Mentor
National Cancer Institute (NCI)
Mentors

Dr. Bradford Wood (NCI) and 
Prof. David Clifton (Oxford)

Homepage Description
James plans to develop machine learning algorithms for single-cell data analysis and natural language processing (NLP) methods for biomedical text mining.
Entry Year
2021
Thesis Pending
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