

Emily Alsentzer
483 posts

@Emily_Alsentzer
Assistant Professor @Stanford in Biomedical Data Science and (by courtesy) CS. Trustworthy, deployable ML for healthcare. Prev @HarvardMed @mit_hst @MIT_CSAIL.














Pitch @NEJM_AI your manuscript in a Palo Alto café near @Stanford IFF you are a student. I'll let you know if it's interesting (or would desk reject as fast as I can hit send). I have time for 12 pitches so contact pitchme@zaklab.org if you are available Nov 18 at noon PST. Coffee is on me. Review our website to get an idea of content of interest.



1/🧵Introducing TIMER: Temporal Instruction Modeling and Evaluation for Longitudinal Clinical Records When we evaluate LLMs for reasoning over longitudinal clinical records, can we leverage synthetic data generation to create scalable benchmarks and improve model performance?



