Raimond Winslow

Raimond Winslow is Professor of Bioengineering and Director of Life Science and Medical Research at Northeastern University's Roux Institute. His research develops computational models for predicting cardiac arrhythmias and critical health events using AI/ML approaches.

Research highlights:

• Predictive analytics for cardiac surgery outcomes
• AI models for hypoxemic event detection in ICU
• Computational frameworks for cardiac arrhythmia mechanisms
• HEART Project developing real-time clinical AI systems

Winslow's laboratory integrates mathematical modeling, machine learning, and dynamical systems theory to create patient-specific diagnostic tools. The HEART Impact Engine project translates computational models into clinical decision support systems for cardiothoracic care.

He contributes to NPJ Digital Medicine and serves on multiple editorial boards, advancing trustworthy AI deployment in healthcare settings.