About Me

Hi, I’m Joy. I am Data Scientist at Mayo Clinic. I design and implement generative AI solutions to address open challenges in medicine and clinical practice.

I finished my PhD in Biomedical Informatics from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine under Dr. Rafael Ceschin. My thesis was in using network science machine learning, and neuroimaging to predict long term neurodevelopmental outcome in children with congenital heart disease.

My career spans software engineering in the telecommunications sector, research roles at nonprofits and hospitals, and data science in clinical settings. My work focuses on the intersection of data science and software engineering, with an emphasis on clinical applications, computer-aided detection, and predictive modeling.

You can email me at JOR115 {at} pitt {dot} edu.

Academic CV Resume

News

• [2025-10] Joy has finally gotten around to updating this website. More to come.
• [2024-12] Joy defended his doctoral thesis!
• [2024-06] My abstract was accepted to present my work on brain network analyses at Flux 2024!
• [2024-06] Joy was invited by the Pittsburgh MR Physicists to present his research for their monthly seminar!
• [2023-08] Joy won 2nd place for Best Paper Award from the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Pitt!
• [2023-06] Joy won the Bronze Medal Award for his presentation at the NLMT15 Training Conference held in Stanford!