Hello, I’m Caroline! I hold a PhD in Genetic Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins University and currently serve as Head of Genomic Science at GeneVault Lifesciences. My academic background also includes a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering and Philosophy and a master’s in Biomedical Engineering from Tulane University.
At Johns Hopkins, I received the Leon Gordis Teaching Fellowship and the Moyses Sklo Teaching Assistant Award. I served as a teaching assistant for more than 10 courses...
Hello, I’m Caroline! I hold a PhD in Genetic Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins University and currently serve as Head of Genomic Science at GeneVault Lifesciences. My academic background also includes a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering and Philosophy and a master’s in Biomedical Engineering from Tulane University.
At Johns Hopkins, I received the Leon Gordis Teaching Fellowship and the Moyses Sklo Teaching Assistant Award. I served as a teaching assistant for more than 10 courses in epidemiology and genetics, working with undergraduate and graduate students pursuing public health degrees. My training spans biostatistics, epidemiology, genetic epidemiology, and translational research.
My doctoral research explored the shared genetic architecture of depression and inflammation across diverse populations. In my current role, I help develop genomic research partnerships and scientific frameworks for AI models that better reflect global genetic diversity. Across my research, teaching, and industry work, I’m committed to improving representation in genomics and translating scientific findings into more equitable health outcomes.
