Sumana Srivatsa

Postdoctoral researcher

Stanford University

I am an SNSF postdoctoral fellow at Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences, Palo Alto. My research interests lie at the intersection of personalised medicine, causality, public health, and policy. I work on large-scale EHR and claims data to establish the causal effects of clinical interventions with a focus on treatment effects variations across patient subgroups. I received my PhD in computational biology from ETH Zurich. My thesis leveraged interventional and observational data for learning causal interactions in cancer and infectious diseases.

Besides my academic life, I am an avid traveller, a movie buff, and enjoy the outdoors. I also enjoy reading, painting, and quizzing.

Research

During my PhD, I focussed on developing methods based on principles from probabilistic graphical models, computational statistics, and causal inference for analysing large scale perturbation screens data. Here you can find a list of my relevant publications.

✢ Authors contributed equally

Notes

I maintain a blog to share my academic and personal experiences. On the academic front, I am mainly using the platform to share my notes. It’s pretty sparse right now but there’ll be more soon.

Contact

sumana90 (AT) stanford.edu