Ayush Noori

Motivated by personal experiences, I conduct research at the interface of artificial intelligence (AI), translational neuroscience, and precision medicine. My mission is to develop AI technologies that improve the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of humanity’s most challenging diseases, starting with neurological disease.

I am a DPhil (AKA, PhD) student at St John’s College, University of Oxford and a Rhodes Scholar. I have published over 40 peer-reviewed papers, including 14 first or co-first author works, in venues such as Cell, Nature Neuroscience, Nature Machine Intelligence, Nature Aging, NEJM AI, and npj Digital Medicine (see Featured Publications below). I graduated from Harvard University with a joint Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Neuroscience as well as a concurrent Master’s in Computer Science. There, I was named a John Harvard Scholar, received the Paul Revere Frothingham Scholarship Prize, and was elected to Harvard’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. I previously attended Phillips Exeter Academy.

I am excited about translating our academic discoveries from bench to bedside. When not coding, reading, or brainstorming with founders, I love creative writing. My writing on neurological disease was named as the New York Times Gold Medal Writing Portfolio by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and I was a finalist in the 89th Scripps National Spelling Bee. I also enjoy photography, bird watching, rowing, and meditation.