Anthony Joseph

Anthony Joseph is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley and serves as a Principal Investigator in the AMP Lab. His work bridges theoretical computer science with practical applications in healthcare and distributed systems.

His research spans Secure Machine Learning, Datacenters, mobile/distributed computing, and wireless communications, with significant contributions to Clinical Data Analysis, Epigenomics, and Precision Medicine/Health. He integrates machine learning algorithms with genomic data to advance population genetics and personalized healthcare solutions.

As a Principal Investigator, Dr. Joseph leads current projects including Mesos, SecML, DETER, and SCRUB, while his legacy includes foundational work on RAD Lab, D-Trigger, Tapas, Tapestry, Reap, Sahara, Ninaja, and Iceberg systems.

He actively collaborates within the AMP Lab ecosystem, directing interdisciplinary teams focused on scalable computing infrastructures and secure data analytics for next-generation healthcare technologies.