Lili Gai is the Director of High Performance Computing, overseeing Minerva Supercomputer processes and operations. Lili earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Vanderbilt University.

Hyung Min Cho is a Computational Scientist supporting Minerva Supercomputer processes and operations. He earned a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry from Ohio State University and worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) as a postdoctoral researcher developing high-performance parallel applications.

Shamimul Hasan is a Senior AI/GPU Computational Scientist. He is a research scientist in Artificial Intelligence for Health, Oak Ridge National Lab.  His focus is on Graph Analytics, Big Data Management & Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, and Information Retrieval.

Yiyuan Liu is Bioinformatician leading and supporting Data Ark (Mount Sinai Data Commons on Minerva) processes and operations.

Jielin Yu is a Computational Scientist supporting Minerva Supercomputer processes and operations. He earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Louisiana State University.

Tim Quinn is a principal data architect responsible for the strategy, design, and engineering of the infrastructure for delivering data to ISMMS researchers.  He has over 12 years of experience in data warehousing, data architecture, and analytics in the healthcare industry.  Tim is a graduate of Stanford University and earned his PhD from MIT.

Shivaji Punukollu is a Technology Specialist III with expertise in ETL and data warehouse design.

Andrew Deonarine is a Senior Principal Physician Informaticist. Andrew completed a fellowship in clinical informatics at Harvard Medical School as a Friedman Scholar and completed American Board certifications in Preventive Medicine in Clinical Informatics. He worked in primary care as an Informatics Lead and also has been co-leading Artificial Intelligence initiatives in Boston-based public health programs.

Dr. Hacer Savas is the Research Data Compliance Manager for the Scientific Computing and Data team. Before joining Mount Sinai, Dr. Savas served as an Academic Professional Research Specialist in the Department of Molecular Biology at Princeton University, where she coordinated multiple NIH-funded clinical research projects. She holds both an MD and a PhD and has developed strong expertise in high-throughput clinical and research laboratories over more than 25 years. Her background includes CLIA laboratory operations, genetics/genomics, cell biology, genotyping, and PCR technology. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, focusing on the diagnosis of metabolic disorders causing neuromuscular, mitochondrial, and glycogen storage diseases.