Speaker Profile
Ph.D., Professor, Stanford
Biography
Dr. Purvesh Khatri is an esteemed Professor at Stanford
University, where he contributes significantly to the field of biomedical data science. His expertise lies in leveraging computational biology to enhance our understanding of complex diseases. Dr. Khatri's research primarily focuses on integrating multi-omics data to derive meaningful insights into disease biology, especially in the context of immunology and infectious diseases.
His academic journey is marked by numerous peer-reviewed publications,
underscoring his prolific contribution to scientific knowledge. Dr. Khatri
is also known for his commitment to mentoring the next generation of
scientists, guiding students and researchers in the field of computational
biology and data science.
As an accomplished academic and researcher, Dr. Khatri brings a wealth of knowledge, especially in the application of data science techniques to biomedical research, making him a valuable speaker and contributor to discussions on the intersection of data science and healthcare.
Session Abstract – PMWC 2027 Silicon Valley
Track Chair:
Mark Genovese, Eli Lilly
PMWC Award Ceremony
• Miriam Merad, Mount Sinai (Luminary)
• Jeffrey A. Bluestone, UCSF (Luminary)
Featured Speakers
• Miriam Merad, Mount Sinai
• Jeffrey A. Bluestone, UCSF
• Gallia Levy, Gilead
• Marcela V. Maus, Harvard
• Nick Wilson, Biogen
• Megan Levings, BC Children's Hospital Research Institute
• Min Bao, Kali Therapeutics
• Purvesh Khatri, Stanford
• Heleen Scheerens, Genentech
• Pascal Geldsetzer, Stanford
• Dan Littman, NYU
• Anne Kasmar, Parexel
Macrophages Across Inflammation, Cancer & Aging
Master regulators of tissue health and disease across precision immunology.
Immune Reset in Autoimmune Disease
CAR-T, in vivo CAR, and the pursuit of durable remission.
Beyond Broad Immunosuppression
Tolerance, Tregs, and disease-modifying approaches.
Turning Biomarkers on Their Head
What we can measure before we can reliably predict response.
Precision Immunology in Clinical Development
Trial enrichment, deeper endpoints, response prediction, and regulatory strategy.
The Microbial Roots of Autoimmunity
Chronic infection, dysbiosis, and microbial signals shaping disease.
PMWC Hall of Impact
Previous Speakers Include
Nobel laureates, technology founders, regulators, CEOs and scientific pioneers who have taken the PMWC stage.
