Carlos Ronchi

I am a Scientist II at Tempus AI in Chicago, working at the intersection of computational biology and pharma R&D. I’m a mathematician by training, and I build rigorous quantitative methods from first principles. At Tempus I now work on agentic AI workflows and multimodal data analysis.

Before Tempus I completed a PhD in molecular life sciences at EPFL in the Brisken lab, studying estrogen-receptor-positive breast cancer. I hold an MSc in Mathematics from the Universidade de São Paulo, where I worked on topological data analysis and protein stability under Dr. Marcio Gameiro; and a BSc in Mathematics from the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR).

Research interests

My research interests are in computational biology, bayesian statistics, topological data analysis, machine learning and agentic workflows. I’m also very interested in science epistemology and how to encode and reason about uncertainty in science.

Contact

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CVs

For my most up to date curriculum, click the following link: Curriculum Vitae

For my brazilian CV, click the following link: Curriculum Lattes

Newsletter

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Hobbies

I enjoy hiking, table tennis, soccer and more recently I got into capoeira, a Afro-Brazilian martial art.

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