Core lab
Hayder Alhassani
Second-year resident physician
Institute of Pathology, Ruhr-Universität Bochum · IKIM, University Hospital Essen
Essen / Bochum, Germany
Hayder is a second-year resident physician at the Institute of Pathology in Bochum. His research focuses on machine learning methods, particularly time-series clustering of longitudinal CMV PCR data, to identify distinct patient phenotypes and investigate potential differences in clinical outcomes.
What they study
Whether time-series clustering of longitudinal CMV PCR measurements can identify patient phenotypes associated with different clinical outcomes.
How they study it
- Time-series clustering
- Longitudinal CMV PCR measurements