Karina Zadorozhny

Karina Zadorozhny is a talented computer science and mathematics professional who studied at Northwestern University. She has a background in Neuroscience and Computer Science, having majored in both fields during her time at Northwestern.2

Research Experience

As an undergraduate researcher, Karina has been involved in various research projects:

SRF Summer Scholar:: She participated in research at the Buck Institute as part of the SRF (SENS Research Foundation) Summer Scholars Program.2 This experience likely contributed to her interest in applying computational methods to biological and medical problems.

Machine Learning in Healthcare:: Karina presented research on the reliability of machine learning models in healthcare at the 6th International Workshop on Health Intelligence. This work was conducted during an internship, demonstrating her early involvement in applying AI to medical applications.3

Current Role

Karina's current position is as an Undergraduate Researcher focusing on Deep Learning at the Institute for Augmented Intelligence in Medicine at Northwestern University. This role aligns with her academic background and previous research experiences, allowing her to apply her skills in computer science and neuroscience to cutting-edge medical AI applications.

Achievements and Recognition

Karina's work has been recognized in prestigious settings:

• She was mentioned in a LinkedIn post by Theofanis Karaletsos, a VP of ML at Insitro, congratulating her and other team members for being part of Forbes AI 50 list for 2023.1
• Her name appeared in a post by Prescient Design, acknowledging her contribution to a paper that received an Outstanding Paper Award at ICLR 2024.4

These acknowledgments suggest that Karina has been involved in high-impact research and collaborations in the field of AI and machine learning, particularly in their applications to healthcare and drug discovery.