Guillaume Chabot-Couture is a distinguished scientist, researcher, and leader with over 17 years of experience in advanced technology, data science, complex simulations, and global health programs. He has a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Stanford University and a B.Sc. in Physics from Université Laval.

As the Deputy Director of Research Programs at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Institute for Disease Modeling, Chabot-Couture leads a multidisciplinary team of 34 experts in statistical analysis, economics, epidemiology, and machine learning to inform strategic decisions and investments for various global health programs. He is passionate about driving lasting positive impact by deepening his understanding of health problems.

Before joining the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Chabot-Couture was the Director of Research at Intellectual Ventures, where he managed polio research and multidisciplinary science teams. Prior to that, he held several research and management positions at Intellectual Ventures, where he conducted in-depth research in physics, data science, and complex simulations of physical and biological systems.

Aside from his impressive professional background, Chabot-Couture was previously a leader and tutor for the Canadian Chemistry and Physics Olympiad.

Overall, Guillaume Chabot-Couture is a highly accomplished and dedicated leader with a wealth of experience in advanced technology, data science, global health, and research management.