Alex J. DeGrave researches artificial intelligence in medicine. His PhD focused on understanding, from a medical standpoint, the "reasoning processes" of medical-image AI, with emphasis on how these systems depend on both medically significant factors similar to those used by doctors, as well as image-acquisition artifacts and other likely undesirable signals. For more information on his research, refer to his publications.

Alex is completing an internship in medicine at Virginia Mason Medical Center. In 2027, he will join the dermatology residency program at Stanford University.

In his free time, Alex climbs, skis, and photographs the natural world. See his photography here.

Undergraduate education: B.S. Mathematics & Molecular Biology, University of Pittsburgh (2017)

Graduate education: University of Washington MD/PhD Program (MSTP)

- Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Washington Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering (2024)

- M.D., University of Washington School of Medicine (2026)