Seyed Amir Ahmad Safavi Naini

I am an MD-MBA graduate specializing in precision medicine with four years of research experience. During the latter part of my medical schooling, I dedicated myself to numerous research initiatives in COVID-19 and internal medicine, striving to understand the defining characteristics and warning signs of various diseases. Post-medical school, I embarked on a research fellowship from 2021-2023 at RIGLD. During this tenure, I led three notable projects: 1- A collaborative effort spanning multiple institutions to develop a comprehensive model for the diagnosis and prognosis of pancreatic cancer. 2- The 3D reconstruction of perianal fistulae. 3- The detection of lesions in capsule endoscopy images. Outside of research, I've had the privilege to mentor over 10 medical students. It's a point of pride for me that several of these individuals have become pioneers in their respective fields. Their achievements stand as the most gratifying testament to my endeavors. My primary research interest lies in integrating artificial intelligence into routine healthcare practices. I am particularly passionate about harnessing its potential to improve the quality of life for patients suffering from digestive diseases. I believe that patient data, rather than being seen as a mere asset, is a profound responsibility. My mission is to use this data to reciprocate benefits directly back to the patients from whom it originated.