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High School Research

Bioinformatics & Digital Medicine

Personalized & Precision Medicine Themes 

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Who We Are

Mission

KrebsNeumann is dedicated to making research opportunities accessible beyond the confines of traditional academic institutions. Our mission is to empower motivated students from diverse backgrounds by involving them in real-world research across life sciences, technology, and healthcare—spanning the full spectrum of STEM. As transdisciplinary and translational scientists, we welcome students from around the globe to collaborate on active projects. Participants work alongside experienced researchers, gain hands-on experience, and are encouraged to take leadership roles, with the goal of contributing to publications in peer-reviewed journals.

.......... mentoring next generation scientists

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Approach

We integrate scientific expertise with advanced technology to address some of the most pressing challenges in modern medicine. Our work is grounded in a deep commitment to clinical impact and patient-centered innovation. By bridging disciplines and applying breakthroughs in data science, diagnostics, and therapeutic development, we strive to accelerate the translation of research into real-world medical solutions. We are driven by the belief that pushing the boundaries of knowledge and embracing emerging technologies can lead to transformative advances in diagnosis, treatment, and care delivery. From early discovery to clinical application, our mission is to improve patient outcomes and shape the future of healthcare.

.......... peer-to-peer collaborations

Focus Areas

P4 Medicine

Understanding patients and the way diseases manifest is essential for advancing clinical outcomes. P4 medicine—predictive, preventive, personalized, and participatory—provides a transformative framework to achieve this goal. By anticipating disease risks, tailoring interventions to individual needs, and actively involving patients in their care, P4 medicine paves the way for more effective, efficient, and equitable healthcare.

The 4Ps represent Predictive, Preventative, Personalized and Participatory Medicine. A different way to look into disease incidence and progression. A network model of connecting all the points and systems biology approach to define the key nodes and connections provide the wholistic behaviour of human body.

Digital Medicine

Wearable technologies offer valuable insights into daily physiological and behavioral changes.
When integrated into a unified platform, these continuous data streams hold the potential to predict clinical events before they occur—enabling earlier interventions, improved monitoring, and more proactive healthcare.

Digital Medicine reflects the dynamic changes in human body on day to day basis. This includes measuring basic vitals such as heart rate, counting steps, mobility, sleep patterns to more invasive parameters such as continuos glucose monitoring and environmental changes. Combining this dynamic digital information with static information such as genomics, blood works and imaging unlocks the disease progression and better therapeutics leading to improved quality of life

Computational Biology

Cancer is a heterogeneous disease that demands a precise understanding of its underlying genetic mutations. Computational biology plays a pivotal role in uncovering these complexities, enabling researchers to decode molecular patterns and accelerate the development of targeted therapies. By integrating data-driven insights with biological knowledge, it lays the foundation for more effective and personalized cancer treatment strategies.

Leveraging Computational power to understanding diseases incidence and progression is the key. In-silico methodologies (computational) to understand drug behaviour provides a snapshot into drug mechanisms resulting drug discovery. The same in-silico is used to understand multi-omics including genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics and appomics into disease incidence and progression. It is called personalized medicine.

Innovation

The Bench-to-Bedside program offers a vital opportunity to understand the key steps involved in translating scientific discoveries into clinical applications. Successful innovation in medicine demands a multidisciplinary approach—combining insights from science, engineering, regulatory affairs, clinical practice, and business strategy—to move ideas from the lab to real-world patient care.

Patents and journal publications are like distributed networks and having a good understanding is key for innovation and translational medicine
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Founder

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Shashaanka Ashili, PhD

  • Research profile: Peer reviewed publications: 45+, Citations: nearly 1000, h-index: 14 and i10 index: 19

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  • Scientist and entrepreneur working at the intersection of technology, life sciences, and healthcare—driving innovation in translational medicine.

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  • Nearly two decades of experience as a scientist (physical and life sciences) and founder of multiple startups.

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  • Dedicated to advancing personalized and preventive medicine through integrative multi-omics and data-driven solutions.

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  • Organizer of LongevityAsia, a symposium aimed at catalyzing advancements in Aging and Quality of Life (QoL).

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  • Ph.D. in Optical Science, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Fellowship in Medical innovation, Dept of Surgery, University of Missouri, Columbia. â€‹â€‹

ORCID details of Shashaanka Ashili
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Contact

17302 House Hahl Rd,

Cypress, TX 77433

+1 (281) 202 1140

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