Russell Greiner
Russell Greiner studies machine learning, including medical informatics, survival prediction and learnability. His career spans academic and industrial AI research. Greiner earned a Stanford computer-science doctorate in 1985 and held a Toronto AI postdoctoral appointment from 1986 to 1991. He worked at Siemens Corporate Research from 1992 to 1997 and joined Alberta in 1998. His later research includes medical and biological informatics. Greiner shared the 2024 Brockhouse Prize with David Wishart for Machine Learning for Metabolomics. His research priorities include survival prediction and formal learnability.
- Now at
- University of Alberta
- Works
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Timeline
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1985–1991
Stanford and Toronto
Greiner earned a Stanford computer-science doctorate in 1985 and held a Toronto AI postdoctoral appointment from 1986 to 1991.
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1992–1998
Industrial and university research
He worked at Siemens Corporate Research from 1992 to 1997 and joined Alberta in 1998. His later research includes medical and biological informatics.
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2024
Learning for metabolomics
Greiner shared the 2024 Brockhouse Prize with David Wishart for Machine Learning for Metabolomics. His research priorities include survival prediction and formal learnability.
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