Support
We are a collaborative research group in Medicine and Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
Learn MoreOur research draws from biomedical informatics and the related field of biomedical data science to address challenges to translating discoveries into practice.
Learn MoreWe pursue projects that address the challenge of how to incorporate technology and digital approaches into research and clinical practices.
Learn MoreWe are looking for passionate new PhD students, Master and Bachelor students to join the team.
Learn MoreK Gorman gave oral and poster presentations on "An Interactive Visualization Tool for Medication Refill Adherence, A Case Study of Pharmacy Claims-derived Adherence Measures in Asthmatics" at IEEE ICHI 2022 held in Rochester, Minnesota.
May 30, 2022We are delighted to have Nidhi Soley and Zoljargal Lkhagvajav join the lab this Summer as Research Program Assistants. Welcome to you both!
May 10, 2022I Rattsev gave a presentation at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Computational Medicine Annual Retreat on "Recurrent Preterm Birth Risk Assessment" that covered featured work published in JAMIA here.
January 24, 2022The TIRI Lab welcomes RA Micaela Ashton and Master's students Louise Lu, Karen Yang, and Rebecca Yoo.
October 30, 2021This year we had two posters, one student design challenge presentation, and CO Taylor was a judge in the student paper competition. One poster was a result of AMIA DEI Task force efforts titled "Recommedations on Building a Sustainable AMIA Centered Around Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Practices-A Prliminary Report" (presented by CO Taylor). Another poster described collaborative work of lab members, titled "Telehealth Adoption and Healthcare Utilization During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Toward Understanding What Follows For Vulnerable Groups" (presented by M Nguyen). We also participated in the 9th Annual Student Design Challenge (one of 5 teams selected to participate)! Michelle Nguyen, Shanshan Song, and Cindy Zhang designed and built a prototype of the mAMIA app to satisfy pregnant womens self-identified emotional/social and information needs.
October 15, 2021N Flaks-Manov has successfully completed her postdoctoral training! During her postdoc she contributed to two journal publications, presented in the 2020 JH Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare, and led a project studying symptoms associated with COVID-19 (paper in preparation), among other contributions. We wish her the best on new endeavours! We are also fortunate to have Dr. Flaks-Manov continue some interactions as a collaborator/consultant.
October 8, 2021Taylor had the honor of delivering a Seminar on Precision Medicine at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Biomedical Informatics (Oct 8, 2021) and a Penn Bioinformatics Forum Seminar at University of Pennsylvania (September 1, 2021) on the topic "Clustering to Uncover Patient Profiles to Enable More Meaningful Research and Clinical Engagement." (both virtual due to the pandemic)
September 24, 2021Our article titled Recurrent preterm birth risk assessment for two delivery subtypes, A multivariable analysis was published and will be part of a special issue in JAMIA on Informatics for Sex and Gender Related Health.
August 15, 2021CO Taylor will be co-teaching Precision Care Medicine this Fall 2021 (EN.580.480/680). This is a two-semester project-based learning course. Projects will use methods of machine learning and mechanistic and statistical modeling to develop novel data-driven solutions to important health care problems that arise in medicine.