I am an AI researcher and computational biologist, focused on applying artificial intelligence to cell biology and therapeutic development. My work has been shaped by a single question: how can we turn complex biological data into useful scientific decisions? I worked at the Broad Institute on multi-omics analysis in cancer, then in biotech on target discovery, cell therapies, and AI products for research. During my Ph.D. at ENS and the Institut Pasteur, I developed AI models for single-cell biology to better understand cellular states, regulatory networks, and responses to perturbations. Today, I want to join or build a biotech company that uses AI as a true discovery engine for therapeutics. What I bring is the ability to connect biological questions, AI systems, and product needs: starting from a complex problem, structuring it with teams, building a strategy, and turning results into concrete decisions.

About this website

This website was made with Jekyll and minimal-mistake’s layout. You can see it in my github The goal of using this framework is to allow me to maintain a website, a blog, and a portfolio without using third-party closed-source code. I have migrated my medium articles super easily using mediumexporter command.

The goal of the website is 3-fold:

  • be an open door to my professional activity.
  • share my opinions and ideas and allow debates to happen here, thanks to Disqus.
  • gather some personal information related to lifestyle: sharing music, books, movies, science readings, etc.

Feel free to reuse everything not related to content on this website. The content is property of Jérémie Kalfon and is under an MIT license and thus cannot be directly reused for commercial purposes and needs to be cited at any time.

Every opinion and ideas mentioned in this website are solely mine and are not related to any other entity except if explained otherwise.

Before

This page used to contain recommendations letters I had received in 2019 by: Andrea Giovannucci (here) - my internship advisor, Frederic Ravaut (here) - my Master advisor and Dominique Chu (here) - my second Master’s Thesis advisor.

I have since received recommendations from Aviad Tsherniak, Maxim Pimkin, and Javad Noorbakhsh