me by robot Noémie Elhadad

Assistant Professor
Department of Biomedical Informatics
Columbia University

622 W. 168th Street, VC-5
New York, NY 10032
noemie @ dbmi.columbia.edu

 

My research interests are in natural language processing, with particular focus on text summarization and statistical text generation. I investigate ways in which clinical texts (these include scientific articles, medical textbooks and patient notes) and health consumer texts (health news stories, educational health documents and peer-patient forum posts) can be processed automatically to enhance access to relevant information for physicians, health researchers, and health consumers alike.

Until Fall 2005, I was a Computer Science doctoral student at Columbia University in the Natural Language Processing group headed by Prof. Kathleen McKeown. In 2006, I was an assistant professor in the Computer Science department of The City College of New York. I moved to DBMI in Fall 2007.

 


Teaching & Advising | Data & Code | Publications | Links en vrac...

Teaching and Advising
 
Computational Methods in Biomedical Informatics (Spring 09)
NLP Reading Group Meeting (Tuesdays, 4pm VC Conference Room)
Research Projects available to DBMI, P&S and CS students
I am very happy to work with Tielman Van Vleck (PhD), Karthik Natarajan (PhD), Sam Brody (Postdoc), Sharon Gorman-Lipsky (MSc), and Herbert Chase (MD, MSc).

 
Data and Code
 
MERKI, a medication parser for clinical notes.
Sentence ordering for text summarization.
Sentence alignment for monolingual comparable corpora.

 
Publications

Links en vrac...
 
Alex and I got married in 2002
Anna was born in 2005
Alex and Yaniv write movie reviews (A Talking Picture, Irreversible, The Dreamers)
Eli takes nice pictures
Edge
Arts and Letters Daily and SciTech Daily
Pitchfork and Pitchfork TV


Last Updated: 03/2009
noemie @ dbmi.columbia.edu