Emily Molins

B.A. Economics & B.S. Engineering and M.S. Management Science and Engineering (track: Computational Social Science)

Emily Molins is an interdisciplinary researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, systems design,and healthcare. She holds undergraduate degrees in Economics and Engineering and a master’s in Management Science and Engineering (track: Computational Social Science) from Stanford University, where she was affiliated with the Stanford Intelligent Systems Lab, the Center on Poverty and Inequality, and the Human Experience and Advancement Lab at Stanford Medicine. Her research interests center on developing clinical decision support system for specialized and resource-limited settings. She has worked on stroke triage optimization and interned at the White House Office of Management and Budget, applying computational methods to improve healthcare and development. Beyond research, Emily has enjoyed teaching computer science and sociology, mentoring collegiate student-athletes, and rowing competitively for Stanford and the U.S. U23 National Team.