Mathematical
Diseases-theraReCliNostic-Research Institute
Shaping a Better Health One Equation at a Time
Welcome to MDtRI, where interdisciplinary research meets mathematical modeling to address global health challenges.
Welcome to MDtRI, where interdisciplinary research meets mathematical modeling to address global health challenges.
Innovative Research
At MDtRI, we are committed to exploring new concepts and ideas to improve human health. Our research is highly collaborative. Learn more about our work below.
RiVela (Riemann inspiration Visualization
& enriched clusters lanscape)
Updates
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Our Higher School Researcher, Harshita Sinha, secured 4th place in the Washington State-level competition.
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Our Letter Of Intent is invited to submit a full Proposal for Phase II of the Nuttall Women’s Health grant process.
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Our iEL team lead and PI, was invited by an AAIC 2026 Scientific Program Committee to serve as an Abstract Reviewer (2026).
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Our Letter Of Intent application for the Alzheimer's Association Research Grant For All (AARGA) is approved.
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Publications: we have successfully published four preprints (Sheaf-ML, ci-fGBD, Microbeyt, and MAP-PRS).
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Successfully launched the Biomedical Research Training & Skills Development Program (BRT&SDP) to foster next-generation scientific talent.
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Participated at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Toronto, Canada.
Biomedical Research Training & Skills Development Program
Unlock Your Potential in Biomedical Research!
Gain hands-on training, expert mentorship, and real-world experience to build skills, critical thinking, and confidence.
Apply now! Selection is by the Training & Skills Development Committee, and no fees apply for selected candidates.
Note: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis in three-month cycles (Jan–Mar, Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep, Oct–Dec).
Bridging Education
&
Biomedical Research
Excellence
Bushra Malik
University of Toronto, Canada
👉 "During my training at MDtRI, I gained hands-on experience in advanced computational biology, data integration, and research methodology. I not only learned how to apply innovative clustering and analytical techniques to complex, multimodal datasets, but also developed critical skills in problem-solving, collaboration, and scientific communication. This training provided me with the foundation and confidence to transition into the MDtRI research team, where I was able to contribute meaningfully to projects at the intersection of mathematics, computation, and biomedical science— leading to a published research paper. The program did a great job in helping transform my academic knowledge into practical expertise!"
Harshita Sinha
Seatle, Washington, USA
👉 “This training program taught me that 80% of research is developing the right question and planning how to interpret data, while experimentation comes last.
Through the 4-week training, I gained vital skills in breaking down the research process and choosing the right data for each project.
I’m grateful to join the MDtRI research team and collaborate with high-level researchers.”
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