Co-Director of the Johns Hopkins Radiology AI Lab

Director of Neuroradiology, Johns Hopkins Medicine

Professor of Radiology and Radiological Science

Research Interests:

The director of the Neuroradiology Division at Johns Hopkins Medicine and a professor of radiology and radiological science, Haris Sair is internationally recognized for his research exploring the use of MRI-based functional connectivity of the brain and translating it to clinical use. More recently, he has explored the use of machine learning in advanced neuroimaging.

Sair has active collaborations with a wide network of physicians and scientists, exploring advanced imaging in areas such as preoperative brain mapping, traumatic brain injury, neurodegenerative disorders, and clinical prognosis. He also co-founded the university’s Radiology AI Lab together with Ferdinand Hui and the Malone Center’s Paul Yi.

Sair completed a dual major in biology and psychology and a certificate in neuroscience at Duke University, after which he continued his medical training at Duke’s School of Medicine, studying the use of functional brain imaging in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease under the tutelage of Jeffrey Petrella. He completed his residency training at Temple University and his fellowship training at Massachusetts General Hospital before joining the faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 2010.