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St. John’s University
The Bukhari Lab received $562,000 from the National Institutes of Health for RESPOND, a three-year project combining machine learning and biomedical knowledge to investigate new uses for existing medicines in serious respiratory diseases.
A St. John’s “In the Media” entry highlighting his Newsday commentary on the expanding role of artificial intelligence in health care.
View media entrySt. John’s reported his inclusion among the top two percent of researchers globally in artificial intelligence in a Stanford-curated database.
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Research funding · St. John’s University
Coverage of the NIH-supported RESPOND initiative, which connects machine learning with biomedical evidence for respiratory-disorder drug repurposing.
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A $550,000 NSF award supports an AI system designed to help interpret clinical notes and improve the efficiency and accuracy of medical coding.
Read storyEvent highlight · St. John’s University
A panel at the Manhattan campus brought academic and industry perspectives to the opportunities and challenges shaping digital health care.
Read storyRecognition · St. John’s University
Institutional coverage of his recognition among the top two percent of researchers globally in artificial intelligence.
Read storyIn the media · Newsday / St. John’s University
A university media entry directing readers to his Newsday guest commentary on artificial intelligence in health care.
View media entryResearch funding · St. John’s University
The NSF I-Corps project explored trustworthy medical-code recommendations using deep learning and knowledge graphs.
Read storyResearch highlight · St. John’s University
Three papers and a poster presented work in health-care NLP, hospital-readmission prediction, explainability, and trustworthy code recommendations.
Read highlightResearch funding · St. John’s University
A two-year, $175,000 NSF grant supported socio-technical methods for making biomedical content easier to author, structure, find, and reuse.
Read storyRecognition · St. John’s University
The IEEE Technological Innovation Award recognized significant advances in the standardization and processing of biomedical data.
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From the archive
Selected items from the CV’s media record documenting research conducted during Dr. Bukhari’s doctoral years at the University of New Brunswick.
University of New Brunswick
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Honors and professional recognition
Explore professional awards, fellowships, major recognitions, and editorial service drawn from Dr. Bukhari’s academic record.
Public writing
September 20, 2025 · Healthcare AI
An argument for caution, governance, auditability, and clear accountability before autonomous AI systems are entrusted with consequential clinical actions.
Read on LinkedInSeptember 22, 2025 · Digital well-being
Reflections on digital well-being, human flourishing, and the responsibilities surrounding technology design.
Read on LinkedInSeptember 22, 2025 · Responsible design
A discussion of persuasive digital design and a proposed NOURISH framework for families, designers, policymakers, and researchers.
Read on LinkedInJune 10, 2023 · NSF I-Corps
Lessons on customer discovery, testing risky assumptions, and gathering evidence through structured interviews.
Read on LinkedInMay 8, 2017 · Open science
A practical guide to connecting GitHub releases with Zenodo so research software can receive a persistent DOI.
Read on LinkedInPersonal archive
Earlier posts on semantic technologies, biomedical data, academic writing, code, and professional engagements.
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Recent conference updates, publications, lab milestones, and commentary are shared through LinkedIn and the Bukhari Lab.