Krithik Vishwanath

I am a 2026 Churchill Scholar and recent graduate of UT Austin, where I earned degrees in Computational Engineering (BSE), Mathematics (BS), and Chemistry (BSA), with minors in Philosophy and Cultural Expression, Human Experience, & Thought. My research focuses on (1) mathematical and computational models of treatment and disease dynamics, (2) clinically grounded AI systems with reliable reasoning, and (3) translating new methods into practice through careful evaluation.

I currently work on clinical AI evaluation with NYU OLAB and Eric K. Oermann. In October 2026, I will begin an MPhil programme at the University of Cambridge, co-supervised by Ari Ercole, Pietro Liò, and James Rudd.

Previously, I worked at UT's Center for Computational Oncology with Thomas Yankeelov and Ernesto Lima on mathematical oncology. I also worked on photoacoustic imaging with Richard Bouchard at MD Anderson Cancer Center as part of the MDACC SURP program, and on machine learning for metabolomics with Chirag Patel at Harvard Medical School as part of the SIBMI program.