The goals of this project are to develop fundamental knowledge about the performance of aberrancy detection algorithms used in public health surveillance and to develop methodologies and tools that will use this knowledge to automatically select and apply surveillance algorithms. We have developed a software system called BioSTORM.

Information about applying to the BMI PhD program can be found on the Biosciences. Clinical Informatics Seminar course BIOMEDIN 208. Is held Winter quarter each year. Congratulations to Nick Tatonetti and Mark Frisse.

In the Department of Medicine. As we dive into the Fall Semester, the Division of General Internal Medicine continues to grow and morph at an ever-accelerating rate. The planned merger of SMG and IMC is now fait accompli; the new SIM. Soon to be housed exclusively at Blake Wilbur on the second and third floors, has already begun to reap the benefit of combining our premier practice and our flagship ambulatory care training sites for IM.

And at the Max Planck Institute for Informatics. My research focuses on how to process efficiently very large amounts of data to extract.