Rahul G. Krishnan

Rahul G. Krishnan

Assistant Professor, Computer Science & Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology
Canada CIFAR AI Chair at the Vector Institute
Tier II Canada Research Chair in Computational Medicine

I will hire a graduate student in Fall 2026. Apply to the DCS graduate program. See more information on the joining page.

Research Direction

Data collected from natural phenomena characterize computation occurring within complex processes governed by known and unknown laws. Neural networks are powerful tools that can learn to compress computation happening in nature. My group advances fundamental research in machine learning to understand, identify, and create controllable artificial intelligence systems. We are currently focused on building neural network models that reason causally, and apply them to solve problems in healthcare and biology.

Students

PhD Students

Postdoctoral Fellows

MSc Students

Alumni

Former undergraduate students from my lab have gone on to graduate (MSc and PhD) programs (NYU, Princeton, CMU, UC Berkeley, Cambridge, Imperial, MILA, ETH, Harvard, Cornell, Waterloo) and research roles in industry (Cerebras Systems, Google Research, Vanguard, Georgian, Scale AI).

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Selected Publications

A selected list of representative papers is available below. For a full list, see my Google Scholar profile.