Mohammad Soltanieh-ha

Mohammad Soltanieh-ha is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Information Systems department at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business. He holds a Ph.D. in computational physics from Northeastern University (2015) and an M.Sc. from the University of Wyoming (2012).

• Ph.D., Northeastern University, 2015
• M.Sc., University of Wyoming, 2012

His research spans computer vision for cancer diagnosis automation, macroeconomics time-series forecasting, and large language model applications. Earlier work focused on computational physics, including nonlinear equations, quantum systems, and spin-incoherent regimes.

The articles reflect a transition from theoretical physics to data science applications in healthcare and economics. His 2012–2014 work addressed quantum systems, while 2019–2023 studies emphasized deep learning in histopathology and AI in business.

At Boston University, he teaches data science programming, big data analytics, and data science applications in business. He co-founded the American Physical Society (APS) data science unit and serves on the APS Board of Directors. Additionally, he advocates for cloud computing education as a Faculty Expert at Google Cloud.