Current Members
- Olimpia Sienkiewicz, MSc
- Doctor of Philosophy Student, Queen’s University
- Project: Multi-omics approaches to classifier problems in inflammatory bowel disease
- Kyra Fine, MSc
- Doctor of Philosophy Student, Queen’s University
- Project: Improving quantitative disease activity evaluation in IBD through computational molecular biology techniques
- Monica Opoka
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project: Advanced modelling for scoring inflammatory bowel disease activity from routine bloodwork samples
- Laavanya Joshi
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project: High dimensional proteomics uncovers the immune patterns of autoinflammatory disease
- Ally Shi
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project: Automating inflammation assessment of histology and endoscopy images using machine learning
Previous Members
- Eileen O’Brien
- Master of Science Student, Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences, Queen’s University
- Project: Cytokine multi-omics and machine learning identify mip1alpha as a novel mediator in inflammatory bowel disease
- Eleanor Lehman, BSc
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project title: Advanced modeling for scoring inflammatory bowel disease activity from routine bloodwork samples (Local Cohort)
- Julia Britton, BSc
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project title: Advanced modeling for scoring inflammatory bowel disease activity from routine bloodwork samples (CIDsCaNN Cohort)
- Yuyang Liang, BSc
- Master of Bioinformatics Student, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Scoring inflammation severity in inflammatory bowel disease biopsies images using machine learning
- Aleena Amjad Hafeez, MD
- Pediatrics Resident Research Student, Queen’s University
- Improving pediatric urgent care flow
- Lakshmi Subramanian, MD, PGY4
- Pediatrics Resident Research Student, Queen’s University
- Project: Immune-mediated Gastrointestinal Diseases are Associated with Increased Risk of Eating Disorders in Children: An Ontario Health Administrative Database Study
- Peyton Briand
- Master of Biomedical Informatics Student, Biomedical Informatics, School of Computing, Queen’s University
- Project: Routinely collected bloodwork reveals immune cell patterns reflecting disease activity in patients with inflammatory bowel disease
- Mehak Kangura
- Undergraduate Research Student, Queen’s University
- Project: White blood cell subset patterns and their role in predicting IBD disease activity: A computational approach
- Chinmay Potdar, BSc(H)
- Master of Science Student, Queen’s University
- Cytokine profiles from peripheral blood differentiate inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome, demonstrating new mechanisms of disease
- Carly van Wylick
- Undergraduate Research Student, Queen’s University
- Project (initially a volunteer project in 2021/2022 then a fourth year research project in 2022/2023): Explainable artificial intelligence identifies unique clinical features of inflammatory bowel disease exacerbations
- Summer Research Assistant, Queen’s University
- Project: Explainable artificial intelligence identifies unique clinical features of inflammatory bowel disease exacerbations
- Lauren Lewis
- Undergraduate Research Student, Queen’s University
- Project: The connection between “pediatric acute hepatitis of unknown origin” and regional incidence of COVID-19
- Summer Research Assistant, Queen’s University
- Project: Explainable artificial intelligence identifies unique clinical and epidemiologic features of COVID-19-related liver disease
- Reynelle Richards-James
- Undergraduate Research Student, Queen’s University
- Project: Explainable artificial intelligence identifies unique clinical features of inflammatory bowel disease exacerbations
- Matthew Greenblatt, MD
- Gastroenterology Fellow, Queen’s University
- Estimating the local incidence, prevalence, and outcomes of primary sclerosing cholangitis patients in Kingston, Ontario