AI systems grounded in biomedical evidence
Seeking Summer 2027 and off-cycle 2026–27 AI/healthcare internships, with a focus on clinical-agent safety, medical image reconstruction, computational genomics, and health-data analysis.
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Stanford CS undergraduate working on clinical AI, medical imaging, computational genomics, and real-world health data.
Seeking Summer 2027 and off-cycle 2026–27 AI/healthcare internships, with a focus on clinical-agent safety, medical image reconstruction, computational genomics, and health-data analysis.
GPA: 3.947.
Selected coursework: Data Science for Medicine, Computational Human Genomics, Reinforcement Learning, Mining Massive Data Sets, Convex Optimization I, Stochastic Processes I, Programming Abstractions, and General Relativity.
Built a patient-level analysis pipeline for extracellular-vesicle SERS fingerprinting of lung nodules in a fixed clinical cohort. Assessed analytical repeatability using variance-component ICC and estimated the cohort detection limit.
Presented at the Canary CREST Symposium on August 12, 2026; submitted the final report on August 15. Program support: NCI R25 CA217729.
Implemented and am validating a custom maximum likelihood activity and attenuation (MLAA) reconstruction method for medical imaging. Audited the lab-required BIOE 221 medical-imaging course (ungraded; not on transcript).
Support a postdoctoral researcher with genome-pattern identification and cancer-genomics analysis, including workflows processing approximately 4 TB of sequencing-derived data.
Use SQL to analyze Medicaid claims for utilization, data quality, and coding artifacts, with a focus on coverage and access for disabled beneficiaries and children.
Work on 3D patient-movement reconstruction from visual data.
Owned the integration of an AI exercise assistant: wired OpenCV video capture, voice input, Tencent Hunyuan LLM API calls, reference-gesture comparison, and auditory feedback into one real-time loop.
Authored the evaluation criteria the assistant scores users against, including which segments of a movement count as its key parts, and the prompts that keep the model in agreement with that rubric. Added user-defined gestures so the reference set became data rather than hard-coded logic.
Supported CT and digital-radiography workflows serving more than 120 patients per day, including patient positioning. Observed MRI workflows and assisted with patient navigation and outreach.
Built a synthetic-FHIR benchmark that scores each agent step as act, gather missing information, abstain, or escalate, with a policy guard outside the model.
In a 20-case guard-off versus guard-on evaluation, a 7B open model's unsafe-action rate fell from 0.35 to 0.0. A frontier model remained at 0.0 unsafe-action rate while its over-refusal rate fell from 0.375 to 0.0. These are small synthetic-benchmark results, not evidence of clinical safety or generalization.
Evaluations can be reproduced offline using a committed response cache without credentials. This work instantiates and measures prior enforcement approaches; it does not claim a new architecture. Project details · Earlier 14-case browser demo
Micro-video popularity prediction at upload time, before any interaction. Recast the task as ordinal exceedance estimation: the model emits monotone threshold probabilities rather than a scalar, with monotonicity guaranteed by construction, over frozen VideoPrism features fused with upload-time metadata by a gated multimodal unit.
A second, critic-free pairwise preference stage — DPO-style, from the RLHF/DPO/GRPO lineage but applied outside language — contrasts top-percentile videos against average ones to correct the conservative bias supervised training leaves on the tail.
Best of 10 prior methods on all four metrics, on a 3,989-video sample of SMPD-Video (SMP Challenge) with a 399-video evaluation split. Against the strongest baseline per metric: nMSE 0.6691 to 0.4989 and Spearman 0.5849 to 0.7171. On the top-5% tail, against the best baseline, Recall@5% 0.220 to 0.380. Substituting random preference pairs for targeted ones degrades every metric, which is what shows the gain comes from what is contrasted rather than from adding a stage.
Results are single-run (seed 42) and model-selected on the same validation split the metrics are reported on, with no separate held-out test split. A complete 9-page manuscript exists; no venue is claimed here. Project details
Built a participatory narrative system with four perspectives, cross-character memory, rewindable decisions, and a live Newtonian simulation.
Analyzed 220 WebArena-lite and Terminal Bench trajectories, audited counterexamples, and developed a prototype reward feature that improved combined AUC from 0.726 to 0.767.
Built a Python CLI that fetches papers, extracts body text, summarizes paragraphs in Chinese with a local model, and exports Markdown plus MP3 narration.
Used neural networks and random forests with Gaia DR3 and SDSS data to classify stars, quasars, and galaxies. Featured in the CCIR Student Research Spotlight.
Preprocessed materials data, worked with Raman instrumentation, and compared simulated Raman wavelengths with theory.
Modeled ultrasonic light emission. S.-T. Yau High School Science Award Honorable Mention. This work became the Modern Physics Letters B publication above.
Fitted a 3D kinematic model to a protoplanetary disk, then used velocity-field residuals to identify substructures indicating planet candidates. Coached by a professor from Purple Mountain Observatory.
Studied entanglement in one-dimensional spin chains through the Hamiltonian formulation, with numerical solutions to spin-chain eigenvalue problems. Chinese Talent Program.