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Minsu Kim

Dr. Minsu Kim is a research scientist at ORNL, specializing in the development of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) methodologies for healthcare analytics and diagnostics. In 2024, his work has centered on advancing AI-driven approaches for non-invasive cancer detection through spliceomic profiling of blood RNA, aimed at identifying early immune responses to cancer.

Dr. Kim has also led extensive studies leveraging electronic health records (EHR) to refine clinical pathways for mental health and cardiovascular conditions. His research includes analyzing psychotherapy patterns in veterans with major depressive disorder (MDD), uncovering pharmacotherapy treatment patterns, and developing standardized care guidelines for hypertension.

Dr. Kim’s contributions have been widely recognized, including a publication in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, with additional manuscripts under review and in preparation. He has also played a key role in organizing the 5th BTSD 2024 workshop at IEEE Big Data, fostering collaboration in AI and big data research.


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