Biomedical informatics · Machine learning · Academic systems
Systems, curricula and pathways for real problems.
Ernest Onuiri, PhD. Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Machine Learning at Babcock University, and founder of the Biomedical Intelligence Systems Lab.
Research impact, updated weekly
OpenAlex, Monday, October 26, 2026. Updated weekly from OpenAlex, or from Google Scholar and Scopus when recorded.
Research
Biomedical Intelligence Systems Lab
Where biomedical data meets intelligent, secure software.
Aligned to UN Sustainable Development Goals 3, 4, 9 and 16
Doctoral research · Rutgers University · 2020
Predicting radiotherapy response in triple-negative breast cancer.
Clinical associations and genetic alterations, read together, to anticipate which patients respond to treatment.
Teaching
From a first Python script to deep learning.
Undergraduate and postgraduate courses in AI, simulation, data science and translational bioinformatics.
Supervision
Research students, from proposal to publication.
Doctoral, masters and undergraduate research across biomedical informatics and machine learning.
Systems
Academic systems, engineered.
Frameworks, automation and AI workflows behind how a university plans, teaches and assesses.
Global pathways
Learning across eight countries.
GICIP takes students to the institutions, labs and companies shaping their fields.
Now · October 2026
Current focus
- Redesigning COSC 408 and COSC 819 after the 42 Berlin Python Discovery Piscine.
- Growing the Biomedical Intelligence Systems Lab's grant pipeline in biomedical AI.
- Building one platform for research, teaching and supervision.
Roles