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Emma Pierson (computer scientist)
Emma Pierson (Arlington, Virginia) is an American computer scientist who specializes in artificial intelligence. She earned a degree in physics and then a master's in computer science from Stanford University, where she studied cognitive psychology and biocomputation. She won a Rhodes Scholarship for her work in using computers to solve biological problems, and specifically to work on cancer treatments. While she was studying in Oxford on the Rhodes Scholarship, she was separated from her boyfriend. She analyzed the emails they wrote (5,500 in all), and wrote in ''The Atlantic'' about what they indicated about the status of their relationship.
For Nicholas Kristoff's "On the Ground" (in ''The New York Times''), she contributed "How to Get More Women to Join the Debate", a contribution on gender and social media, and a follow-up on her methodology. Pierson works with the GTEx Consortium using algorithms to study tissue-specific gene expression in an attempt to understand complex diseases in which limited availability of samples makes traditional research methods impractical.
== External links ==
* (Obsession with Regression ) (blog)
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