Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Quinnipiac University.
Broad research interests in machine learning, deep learning, data mining, and AI for smart and connected health.
Focuses on multimodal data analysis, time series modeling, missing data imputation, and clinical outcome prediction, particularly in mental health.
Develops sequential and longitudinal prediction models for depression treatment outcomes using heterogeneous data (e.g., mobile sensing, daily surveys, medication data).
Advances domain adaptation and representation learning to address platform variability (e.g., Android vs. iOS) in mobile health data.
Recent work explores deep learning architectures such as GRU-D, BRITS, and transformer-based models, with regularized domain-adaptation approaches for robust cross-platform healthcare prediction.
Collaborates closely with clinicians to integrate AI-driven insights into clinical decision-making; predictive models outperform traditional assessment tools.