Jacob Zelko
My name is Jacob Scott Zelko! I am currently pursuing my MS in Applied Mathematics at Northeastern University (NEU) and am a trainee of NEU's Roux Institute.
My research career has focused primarily and broadly on population health. In particular, chronic mental illness (i.e. depression, suicidality, and bipolar disorder), social determinants of health and health disparities within intersectional populations, chronic illness, and neurocognitive disabilities. As a convergence of my interests, I am very interested in how we can use mathematical structures (such as categories) to establish meaningful relationships between non-traditional health data sources to gain greater insights into population health. To bridge these worlds, I have been heavily involved with observational health research methods using "Real World Data" and am an active member of both the OHDSI and Category Theory communities.
Session
Since 2020, the JuliaHealth community has experienced steady growth. This talk will highlight the continued development of the JuliaHealth ecosystem, reflecting on where the community has been, where it is today, and where it is headed.