Ali Rahnavard is an assistant professor of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at George Washington University. Dr. Rahnavard is interested in developing and applying AI/ML to infer biology from omics data. Particularly he inevestiage application of the intersection of the microbiome and metabolome for understanding their interactions in health and disease. Since the metabolome is the interface mediating this interaction, he primarily investigates metabolite and microbiome changes over the course of disease. His lab uses systems-biology-based approaches, applying computational methods to multi-omic data with the goal of generating hypotheses of the underlying processes involved in disease activity. These hypotheses with strong evidence in measured data are suitable for testing in a laboratory and translation into actionable diagnostics and therapeutics.
PostDoc Associate in Computational Biology and Microbiome, 2018
Department of Biostatistics - Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
PostDoc Associate in Computational Biology and Microbiome, 2018
Infectious Disease and Microbiome Program - The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
PhD in Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Applied Statistics, 2014
New Mexico State University
MS in in Computer Science, Bioinformatics, 2013
New Mexico State University
MS in Computer Engineering, 2005
Shiraz University
MS in Computer Engineering, 2003
Razi University of Kermanshah