Events

Precision Medicine Research Conference Thursday, May 14, 2026 1-2PM Belfer 1401 "Tumor Mutational Burden in Breast Cancer: Biomarker, Bystander, or Therapeutic Guide?" Presented by: Vered Stearns, MD, FASCO Professor of Medicine, Director for Translational Breast Cancer Research, Weill Cornell Medicine & Presented by: Sam Oscar Kleeman, MD, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory * This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™*

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine Seminar Series "Defining the Metabolic Landscape of Melanoma Tumors in Patients" Presented by: Jennifer Gibson Gill, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Dermatology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Director, Advanced Melanoma Clinic in Dermatology, Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine – AI Clinic Join us for our AI Clinic meeting on Wednesday, May 6th at 2:00pm ET. (note: more information will be covered outside of weekly topics) Topic of Discussion for this week "Leveraging AI for Scientific Research in 2026" Session Leader: Junbum Kim, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Associate Elemento and Yoffe Lab Weill Cornell Medicine AI Clinic Info: EIPM's bi-weekly sessions (Wednesdays at 2pm-3pm) aim to enhance how we use LLMs for complex tasks, including coding. They will serve as a collaborative space for hands-on troubleshooting, knowledge sharing, and continuous learning. Who is this for? This clinic is designed for our entire scientific and clinical community, with a special emphasis on trainees (students, postdocs, residents and fellows). It is the perfect forum for: Researchers and Scientists looking to apply LLMs to data analysis, coding challenges, or manuscript writing.Clinicians interested in exploring how AI tools can securely optimize research and workflows.Trainees seeking a supportive, hands-on environment to learn and get guidance on applying advanced LLMs to their specific projects.What participants can expect from these sessions: Collaborate with our most LLM-proficient team members (“Super-Users”) to troubleshoot and refine their work.Present real challenges they are encountering (e.g., coding issues, complex prompts, workflow optimization).Potentially share “micro-presentations” when someone discovers a new model, feature, or technique.Our goals are to: Build internal expertise and share best practices. Help participants overcome real technical challenges, and create a community of practice around practical AI use. We are currently seeking Super-Users who demonstrate expertise in coding and experience with AI tools such as Chat GPT 5.2, Gemini 3.0, & Claude 4.5 Opus. We are also seeking participants who are looking for troubleshooting guidance. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced users. Reach out to Victoria Cummings (vjc4001@med.cornell.edu) should you have any questions or inquiries.

AI to Advance Medicine: From Research to Practice This panel brings together leaders in AI and medicine to discuss how AI can advance research, enhance clinical operations, and improve patient care—while remaining grounded in clinical realities, patient safety, and regulatory considerations. Panelists Adam D. Cheriff, MD, Chief Operating Officer, Physician Organization, Weill Cornell Medicine Olivier Elemento, PhD, Director, Englander Institute for Precision Medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine Bethany Percha, PhD, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, NewYork-Presbyterian Mert Sabuncu, PhD, Vice Chair of AI and Engineering Research, Department of Radiology, Weill Cornell Medicine Vinay I. Varughese, Chief Information Officer, Weill Cornell Medicine Moderator Fei Wang, PhD, Associate Dean for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Weill Cornell Medicine

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine | AI Working Group "A Foundation Model Augmented Polygenic Risk Score for Neural Tube Defects" Presented by Alokkumar Jha, PhD Assistant Professor of Research in Neuroscience Weill Cornell Medicine

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine – AI Clinic Join us for our AI Clinic meeting on Wednesday, April 22nd at 2:00pm ET. (note: more information will be covered outside of weekly topics) Topic of Discussion for this week "Je m'appelle Claude.Thinking, Prompting, and Building with LLMs" Session Leader: Alexandros Sigaras, MSc Director, AI-XR, Englander Institute for Precision Medicine AI Clinic Info: EIPM's bi-weekly sessions (Wednesdays at 2pm-3pm) aim to enhance how we use LLMs for complex tasks, including coding. They will serve as a collaborative space for hands-on troubleshooting, knowledge sharing, and continuous learning. Who is this for? This clinic is designed for our entire scientific and clinical community, with a special emphasis on trainees (students, postdocs, residents and fellows). It is the perfect forum for: Researchers and Scientists looking to apply LLMs to data analysis, coding challenges, or manuscript writing.Clinicians interested in exploring how AI tools can securely optimize research and workflows.Trainees seeking a supportive, hands-on environment to learn and get guidance on applying advanced LLMs to their specific projects.What participants can expect from these sessions: Collaborate with our most LLM-proficient team members (“Super-Users”) to troubleshoot and refine their work.Present real challenges they are encountering (e.g., coding issues, complex prompts, workflow optimization).Potentially share “micro-presentations” when someone discovers a new model, feature, or technique.Our goals are to: Build internal expertise and share best practices. Help participants overcome real technical challenges, and create a community of practice around practical AI use. We are currently seeking Super-Users who demonstrate expertise in coding and experience with AI tools such as Chat GPT 5.2, Gemini 3.0, & Claude 4.5 Opus. We are also seeking participants who are looking for troubleshooting guidance. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced users. Reach out to Victoria Cummings (vjc4001@med.cornell.edu) should you have any questions or inquiries.

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine Seminar Series “Single-cell Spatial Omics Journey to Signaling and Metabolism of Immunity, Cancer, and Aging” Presented by: Ahmet F. Coskun, Ph.D Bernie Marcus Early-Career Professor, Chair, Graduate Recruitment & Admissions Committee, Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology & Emory University

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine Journal Club Thursday, April 9, 2026 3:00 – 4:00 PM EST Belfer Research Building, Room 1401 https://weillcornell.zoom.us/j/92600608747 Zoom Meeting ID: 926 0060 8747 Virtual Cell Challenge: Toward a Turing Test for the Virtual Cell Published Cell, June 2025 Presented by Nishanth Chinnadurai, BS Graduate Research Assistant, Olivier Elemento Lab

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine – AI Clinic Join us for our AI Clinic meeting on Wednesday, April 8th at 2:00pm ET. (note: more information will be covered outside of weekly topics) Topic of Discussion for this week “Determining Cause of Death in EHRs via Agentic LLM Pipelines” Session Leader: Suraj Rajendran, BS PhD Student, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Iman Hajirasouliha Lab, Weill Cornell Medicin AI Clinic Info: EIPM's bi-weekly sessions (Wednesdays at 2pm-3pm) aim to enhance how we use LLMs for complex tasks, including coding. They will serve as a collaborative space for hands-on troubleshooting, knowledge sharing, and continuous learning. Who is this for? This clinic is designed for our entire scientific and clinical community, with a special emphasis on trainees (students, postdocs, residents and fellows). It is the perfect forum for: Researchers and Scientists looking to apply LLMs to data analysis, coding challenges, or manuscript writing.Clinicians interested in exploring how AI tools can securely optimize research and workflows.Trainees seeking a supportive, hands-on environment to learn and get guidance on applying advanced LLMs to their specific projects.What participants can expect from these sessions: Collaborate with our most LLM-proficient team members (“Super-Users”) to troubleshoot and refine their work.Present real challenges they are encountering (e.g., coding issues, complex prompts, workflow optimization).Potentially share “micro-presentations” when someone discovers a new model, feature, or technique.Our goals are to: Build internal expertise and share best practices. Help participants overcome real technical challenges, and create a community of practice around practical AI use. We are currently seeking Super-Users who demonstrate expertise in coding and experience with AI tools such as Chat GPT 5.2, Gemini 3.0, & Claude 4.5 Opus. We are also seeking participants who are looking for troubleshooting guidance. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced users. Reach out to Victoria Cummings (vjc4001@med.cornell.edu) should you have any questions or inquiries.

Englander Institute for Precision Medicine Seminar Series “American Cancer Society Research Mechanisms – Some Insight from the Funder’s Side” Presented by: Paul Campbell, PhD, Scientific Director, Extramural Discovery Science, Cell Biology & Preclinical Cancer Research Program at American Cancer Society (ACS)