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Adam Yala
Assistant Professor of Computational Precision Health at UC Berkeley and UCSF.
Adam Yala is a dedicated professional with a strong interest in the intersection of Machine Learning and Precision Medicine. His belief in the power of algorithmic innovation to improve healthcare has been a driving force in his research endeavors. With a focus on designing robust modeling approaches that consider data-generation biases, ensure clinical deployment safety, and cater to diverse clinical needs, Adam has made significant contributions in predicting future cancer risk, crafting personalized screening strategies, and exploring private data sharing through neural obfuscation. His impactful tools are in use across various global hospital systems and form the basis of ongoing clinical trials. Adam is close to completing his PhD at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and actively seeking academic opportunities.