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  • Liam Kelley, PhD

    Postdoctoral Associate, Bioinformatics Program
    Liam Kelley is a Postdoctoral associate in the bioinformatics program and a member of the Segrè Lab. Liam joined the Segrè Lab in February 2025 as a postdoctoral associate to work on developing techniques to study human tumor metabolism using FBA and COMETS. In his graduate work at Harvard Medical School, he utilized a mix […]

  • Tom Kepler

    Professor, Microbiology, School of Medicine
    Tom Kepler is a professor of microbiology at the Boston University School of Medicine. Dr. Kepler’s laboratory develops computational tools and applies them in the context of systems-level experimentation to address outstanding questions in immunology and vaccine development. Much of their work is centered on antibodies and the cells (B cells) that produce them. Kepler, in […]

  • Patrick (Pat) Keys, PhD

    Assistant Professor, Earth and Environment, CAS
    Patrick (Pat) Keys is an Assistant Professor of Earth and Environment at the College of Arts & Sciences. His research is focused on a broad range of global sustainability challenges, including climate change impacts, cross-scale risks, and social-ecological tele-connections. His doctoral work sought to understand the dynamics between sources and sinks of atmospheric moisture, particularly […]

  • Assaf Kfoury

    Professor (CS), CAS
    Professor Assaf Kfoury is a Professor of Computer Science currently teaching about programming languages and type theory. His current research is in internet programming through the iBench initiatve as well as the Church Project, which investigates the foundations, design principles and implementation techniques of programming languages. His research interests have been about the many interactions between Mathematical Logic and Computer […]

  • Rania Khalaf

    Chief AI Officer, WSO2
    Rania Khalaf is the Chief AI Officer at WSO2 and is based in the US. Prior to joining WSO2, she was the CIO and Chief Data Officer at Inari, a late-stage startup in ag-biotech using CRISPR and AI to create nature positive crops. She helped fundraise over USD220M and built up a comprehensive digital and […]

  • Emily Kim

    Graduate Student Fellow (2026) Bioinformatics, CDS
    Emily Kim, is a Ph.D. Student in the Bioinformatics Program in the Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences, and she is advised by Jennifer Bhatnagar and Daniel Segre. Emily is a 2026 Graduate Student Fellow. Her research leverages computational modeling, multiomics data analysis, and synthetic ecology to address the disruption of urban tree microbiomes. Kim […]

  • Hyunuk Kim

    Assistant Professor, Department of Administrative Sciences, Metropolitan College
    Hyunuk Kim, project champion for the Focused Research Program on data and misinformation jointly sponsored by the Boston University Institute for Global Sustainability (IGS), is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Administrative Sciences at Metropolitan College, Boston University. Kim applies network science, natural language processing, and machine learning methodologies to understand the consumption of […]

  • Jenny Kim

    Web Development Intern
    Undergraduate Student, CAS Jenny Kim is the Hariri Institute’s Web Development Intern. She works with the Marketing Communications Specialist maintaining and updating blogs, event pages, and individual center & initiative webpages. Before interning with HIC, she was involved in BU's Hack4Impact and the Innovation Fellowship Program with Spark!.

  • Najoung Kim

    Assistant Professor, Linguistics Affiliated Faculty, Computer Science
    Najoung Kim is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics and an affiliated faculty in the Department of Computer Science at Boston University. She obtained her PhD in Cognitive Science at Johns Hopkins University. Prior to joining Boston University, she was a Faculty Fellow in the Center for Data Science at New York University. Her […]

  • Sue Kim

    Digital Marketing Intern
    Sue is a Digital Marketing Intern at the Hariri Institute. Passionate about strategic communication and data-driven creativity, she is studying Public Relations and Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Boston University. In the future, Sue hopes to contribute to making products and services more accessible, inclusive and sustainable. Outside academics, she is the Content Strategist for Charcoal […]

  • Patrick Kinney

    Beverly Brown Professor of Urban Health, SPH
    Patrick Kinney joined the School of Public Health faculty in January 2017 as the inaugural Beverly Brown Professor of Urban Health. He was trained as an air pollution epidemiologist at Harvard School of Public Health, and came to BU after two decades at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. In his time at […]

  • Swathi Kiran, PhD

    Director, Center for Brain Recovery (CBR) Director of the Aphasia Research Laboratory James and Cecelia Ying Professor of Neurorehabilitation (SAR)
    Swathi Kiran is the Founding Director of the Center for Brain Recovery (CBR), Director of the Aphasia Research Laboratory, and James and Cecilia Tse Ying Professor of the Neurorehabilitation Department of Speech Language and Hearing Sciences, and Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences. She is also the Co-founder and Scientific Director of Constant Therapy Heath, […]

  • William Klein

    Professor, Physics
    Professor Klein's research interests include the kinetics of phase transitions, the physics of earthquakes and the study of damage in materials. The study of the kinetics of phase transitions involves understanding nucleation from metastable states, the evolution of unstable states and the formation of glasses. The study of earthquakes involves constructing models, both mathematical and […]

  • Hiba Kobeissi

    Graduate Student Fellow (2022) Mechanical Engineering, ENG
    Hiba Kobeissi is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Boston University. She received her BE in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Biomedical Engineering and ME in Mechanical Engineering from the American University of Beirut (AUB). Prior to joining Boston University to pursue her doctoral studies, Hiba was an instructor in the Mechanical Engineering […]

  • Will Koch

    Hariri Institute Graduate Student Fellow (2019) PhD Student (CAS)
    Will Koch received his BS in computer engineering from University of Rhode Island where he developed interests in machine learning and cyber security. After graduation he worked as a software engineer for six years on the Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion helicopter project before returning back to academia to receive his MS in machine learning from […]

  • Vijaya Kolachalama

    Associate Professor of Medicine and Computer Science; Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences
    Vijaya Kolachalama is an Associate Professor of Medicine and Computer Science at Boston University. His work focuses on developing advanced machine learning and image processing algorithms and designing software technologies that have diagnostic relevance. He is also the course director and primary instructor of Machine Learning for Biomedical Applications, taught within the Graduate Medical Sciences […]

  • Jared M. Koller

    Graduate Student Fellow, Archaeology, CAS
    Graduate Student Fellow, Archaeology, College of Arts & Sciences Jared M. Koller was named a Hariri Graduate Fellow in May, 2016. He is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Archaeology, who, for the past three years, has worked with local communities in the Philippines to investigate social and religious change through archaeology.  Mr. Koller’s research takes an archaeological […]

  • George Kollios

    Computer Science, CAS
    George Kollios is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the Boston University's College of Arts & Sciences. His current research investigates different approaches to integrating information contained in the network structure of the data and access their performance using a real world dataset: 35 million laboratory records from South Africa's National Health […]

  • Mark Kon

    Mathematics & Statistics, CAS
    Mark Kon is a Professor, Mathematics and Statistics, CAS. Kon works in quantum probability and information, bioinformatics, machine and statistical learning, mathematical physics, mathematical and computational neuroscience, complexity theory, and wavelets.  His current research focuses on two areas.  The first is on questions in quantum probability, quantum computation and quantum information.  Quantum computation promises to solve some […]

  • Janusz Konrad

    Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering AIR Affiliate
    Janusz Konrad is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boston University and an AIR Affiliate of Hariri Institute. He received a PhD degree from McGill University, Montreal, Canada and a M.Eng. degree from the Technical University of Szczecin, Poland. At Boston University, he is a member of the Information and Data Sciences (IDS) […]