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Alaleh Azhir

Modeling Longevity Trajectories
Advisors: David Rehkopf/Prof. Nilam Ram

Alaleh Azhir is a postdoctoral scholar having graduated from Johns Hopkins with a triple major in biomedical engineering, computer science and applied mathematics and statistics in 2019. She received her MSc in Statistical Science at Oxford through the Rhodes scholarship and MD through the PD Soros fellowship at Harvard/MIT Medical School. As a New Map of Life fellow she is joining the “Modeling Longevity” project, pursuing her interest in applying predictive machine learning models to life courses and examining individual trajectories of health.

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