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Xingfang Li

Xingfang Li MD, M.Sc.

FDA Commissioner's Fellow, Office of the Chief Scientist,

Office of Chief Information Office

Office of the Commissioner, FDA, US-DHHS

Rockville, Maryland, USA.

email: Xingfang.Li-at-fda.hhs.gov

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+Xingfang Li  MD, M.Sc.
-Postdoctoral Research Fellow (NSERC-CREATE Program in Healthcare Operations and Information Management)
+FDA Commissioner's Fellow, Office of the Chief Scientist,
+Office of Chief Information Office
+Office of the Commissioner, FDA, US-DHHS
+Rockville, Maryland, USA.
+email: Xingfang.Li-at-fda.hhs.gov
+''... Xingfang, at your convenience, please edit and expand on this page so the community can get to know you better. Welcome! ... (read [[WikiHomePage|this]] if it's your first time editing the Ontolog wiki.)  =ppy''
+[[Category:Person]]
-Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada
-Desautels Faculty of Management, [[McGill]] University, Montreal, QC, Canada
-email: xing.tan [at] gmail.com
-see: http://www.mobiledss.uottawa.ca/site/people.html
-I am a Post-Doctoral Scholar in the area of Process Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, in the NSERC-CREATE Program in Healthcare Operations and Information Management, hosted  by Prof. Wojteck Michalowski (primary supervisor), Tefer School of Management, University of Ottawa, and Prof. Vedat Verter (co-supervisor), Desautels Faculty of Management, [[McGill]] University. I am a core member of the Mobile Emergency Triage (MET) research group. My research involves a sub-area of Artificial Intelligence dealing with how process knowledge can be represented symbolically and manipulated in order to allow computers to make automated inferences. I received my Ph.D in Industrial Engineering from the University of Toronto (2012). Most recently (2011-2012), as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Center for Technology in Government, University of Albany-SUNY, I contributed to the development of information-sharing networks to support consumer choice as part of research funded by the US National Science Foundation. In the past few years, I also worked for high-tech companies on various projects.

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