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Pankaj Rajdeo

Pankaj Rajdeo

Biomedical informatics PhD student focusing on multimodal AI for healthcare

pankaj-rajdeo
Cincinnati, Ohio
Joined March 2026
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Summary

Multimodal AI researcher focused on biomedical applications — blends deep learning, NLP, and multimodal methods to analyze spatial transcriptomics, single-cell data, and clinical imaging for translational research. nih+2
Active contributor to open-source biomedical tooling and models — co-authored and contributed to BOND (ontology normalization) and publishes models/datasets on Hugging Face to support reproducible biomedical ML. github+1
Formulation and pharmaceutical sciences background — holds an MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences with a thesis on amorphous solid dispersions and abuse-deterrent tablet development, bridging wet-lab pharmaceutical expertise with computational research. creighton
Collaborative lung biology and multi-omics work — involved in LungChat and projects associated with the LungMAP consortium and Prasath Lab, indicating a focus on tools that democratize complex lung multi-omics analyses. lungmap+1

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Writing

A Conversational Multi-Agent AI Framework for Integrated Multi-Omics Analysis and Biomedical Discovery

January 1, 2026

ICLR workshop submission describing a hierarchical multi-agent conversational system (instantiated as LungChat) for integrated multi-omics reasoning, drug repurposing, and reproducible analytical workflows.

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Deep learning-based multimodal spatial transcriptomics analysis for cancer

August 1, 2024

Book chapter reviewing integration of deep learning with multimodal spatial transcriptomics for cancer research, detailing methods and applications for diagnosis, treatment planning, and precision oncology.

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DEVELOPMENT, CHARACTERIZATION, AND OPTIMIZATION OF AMORPHOUS SOLID DISPERSIONS AND ABUSE-DETERRENT TABLETS: A STUDY FOCUSED ON ACYCLOVIR AND ACETAMINOPHEN USING HOT MELT EXTRUSION

January 1, 2023

Master's thesis describing formulation optimization, HPLC method development, in vitro analyses, and a web-based application to support abuse-deterrent formulation design and evaluation.

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