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Alexis B. Carter

Biomedical Informatics

Emory University

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About Alexis B. Carter at Emory University (Emory)

Alexis B. Carter is a biomedical informatics researcher at Emory University specializing in AI applications for cancer detection and clinical data standardization.

Research Areas

AI in cancer detectionElectronic Health RecordsBiomedical text miningClinical ontologiesPatient safetyLaboratory informaticsClinical decision supportHealthcare data standardization
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Research Output

Total Citations17

Emerging researcher

Publications7

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Early-stage portfolio

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