Research Expertise and Interest

translational medicine

Research Description

Sandya Subramanian is an assistant professor in the Computational Precision Health Program. She completed her undergraduate training at Johns Hopkins University where she discovered her passion for translational research. From there she studied at the University of Cambridge as a Churchill Scholar for one year in Clinical Neurosciences. She returned to the U.S. in 2016 to where she completed her Ph.D. at the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. She later moved to Stanford for her postdoctoral training. She is excited to continue working on translational interdisciplinary solutions at UC Berkeley and UCSF as part of Computational Precision Health!