Gaurav Chopra

Gaurav Chopra is a prominent figure in the field of Chemical Cellular Immunology and Data Science, working at the intersection of immune cell dysfunction, chemical immunology, and data science.

His research focuses on understanding how immune cells in the brain become dysfunctional in chronic inflammation and exploring methods to target immune cells through chemical interventions and data-driven approaches.

Gaurav Chopra's expertise extends to training computers for chemical reactivity and measurements, enabling advanced research in computational biology and mathematics.

He is affiliated with Purdue University as the Academic Director of the Merck-Purdue Center for Measurement Science, previously serving as an Assistant Professor in the institution.

With a rich educational background, Gaurav holds multiple degrees including an MS in Scientific Computing / Computational Mathematics from Stanford University, an MS in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering from UC Irvine, and a B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

Moreover, he completed his PhD in Computational Biology / Mathematics from Stanford University and a certificate from the Summer Institute for Entrepreneurship at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, showcasing a diverse skill set.

Gaurav Chopra has held various roles in esteemed organizations such as being a JDRF Fellow at the University of California, San Francisco, a Postdoctoral Researcher at Stanford University, a Doctoral Candidate at Stanford University, and an Analytical Science Engineer at Fair Isaac.

To stay updated on his research and activities, you can visit his lab page at http://www.chopralab.org and access his publications through his Google Scholar profile at http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=wEo9gf4AAAAJ. He also shares insights on GitHub, Twitter, and his YouTube channel, offering virtual reality-based molecular visualization and manipulation games.