Hi! I am a HAI Postdoc Fellow at Stanford University, working with Jonathan Pritchard and James Zou.
I am building Agentic AI for biomedical and therapeutic discoveries. I am particularly excited about the following questions:
/goal p < 0.05My work has been featured by Anthropic, The Scientist, and Stanford Medicine, and recognized with the NOMIS & Science Young Explorer Award.
Feel free to reach out at jcmiao[at]stanford.edu to chat about agentic science, biomedicine, and related topics.
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Selected Work
Agentic Science
Agentify scientific knowledge into AI agents that do research and collaborate autonomously.
Shows how AI agents can reach different scientific conclusions from the same data, and introduces the m-value to place a reported conclusion within a multiverse of plausible analyses.
Coordinates specialized AI agents to integrate evidence across the therapeutic discovery pipeline.
Develops a post-training pipeline that improves statistical reasoning in LLM agents.
AI for Science
Enables reliable genetic discovery using AI-predicted outcomes. (My favorite result is Theorem 2—an AI-powered Gauss-Markov theorem.)
Introduces new theory for reliable statistical inference with AI-predicted data.
Lets researchers safely use AI predictions with almost any existing data-analysis method.
Human genetics
Explains how AI can help us understand how genes and environments work together to shape health.
Uses genetic information to predict why the same treatment may help some people more than others.
Measures how genes and environments work together using large-scale genetic summary data.
Improves genetic risk prediction across people with different ancestral backgrounds.
Finds genetic mutations that affect how much a trait varies across people, not just its average.