Dilum Aluthge, MD, PhD
Welcome to the personal website of Dilum Aluthge, MD, PhD.
About Me
I received my MD and PhD from Brown University. My goal is to pursue residency training in internal medicine.
I am a biomedical informatician and healthcare AI expert. My research interests include machine learning, artificial intelligence, learning health systems, electronic health records (EHR), health information exchange, clinical decision support (CDS), interoperability and standards (such as FHIR), knowledge discovery, and physiologic reserve.
I also consult for Pumas-AI, and I am an active member of the open-source Julia Programming Language community.
Education
I received my MD from the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. I graduated with a scholarly concentration in biomedical informatics.
I received my PhD in biomedical informatics and computational biology from Brown University, under the mentorship of Neil Sarkar and Liz Chen. My PhD dissertation was titled “Physiologic Reserve and Modular Learning Health Systems.” My PhD program was a joint program between the Brown Center for Biomedical Informatics (BCBI) and the Brown Center for Computational Molecular Biology (CCMB). During my PhD studies, I was awarded the Julia Community Prize for my contributions to “community infrastructure and community building” in the Julia Programming Language project.
I received my Bachelor of Science in applied mathematics from Brown University. I graduated magna cum laude, and I was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. I also received the Rohn Truell Prize for special distinction in applied mathematics, awarded by Brown's Division of Applied Mathematics.
Contact Me
You can reach me by email at: firstname [underscore] lastname [at] alumni [dot] brown [dot] edu