Dr. Aronow received his BS in chemistry from Stanford University in 1976, and earned is PhD in biochemistry at the University of Kentucky in 1986. He joined the Research Foundation in 1986 as a research fellow in the Division of Basic Science Research.

Dr. Aronow has received numerous commendations and service awards for his work in basic science research.

Eric earned his BS in computer science from Georgetown College in 1990 and then worked for several companies either as an employee or contractor. His work in the lab includes development and support of in-house developed bioinformatic applications like ToppGene and ToppCluster. He is also working toward development of additional analytic applications.

Surbhi is a graduate student at the University of Cincinnati studying computer science engineering with a special focus on biomedical informatics. She applies the latest data analytics techniques to high-dimensional biomedical data. Some of her research interests include data science, machine learning, big data solutions and deep learning. Her recent projects have significantly been involved with WGS/WES and RNA-seq cancer data, feature data from images of cells, and pathogenic variant data of Mendelian diseases.

Scott started working full-time with the Division of Biomedical Informatics in September 2006 and became a Cincinnati Children’s employee in December 2009. His focus has been with architecting and building web-based applications that have been used for genetic and pharmacological research. His work has involved analyzing big data and better enabling web applications to work with the big data. A significant area of focus has been on the end user experience when dealing with complex option sets and performance when using big data.