SycoEval-EM: Sycophancy Evaluation of Large Language Models in Simulated Clinical Encounters for Emergency Care
D Peng, Y Wang, A Schoeffler, S Hong, B Suffoletto, D Kim, C Preiksaitis, et al.
M.S. Biomedical Data Science student at Stanford University, working on medical AI.
I build AI that makes healthcare safer and smarter, and the evaluations that show when it isn't.
I build AI for medicine that clinicians can trust, and the benchmarks that show when they can't.
My work sits where machine learning meets healthcare and human-centered AI. I believe AI should not only become more powerful, but also safer, more trustworthy, and more useful for clinicians and patients.
On the research side that means evaluation: how LLMs hold up when a patient pushes back, and whether an LLM judge agrees with physicians. It also means building models and agents, from multimodal clinical trial prediction and high-risk order detection to, now at Stanford, an agent that reads 3D medical scans. The work has been cited 40+ times.
I'm a master's student in Biomedical Data Science (AI/ML) at Stanford. Before that I studied Computer Science and Statistics & Analytics at UNC Chapel Hill (Phi Beta Kappa, Honors Carolina), and interned on the engineering side: agentic AI and LLM infrastructure at Takeoff41, and an AI code-review agent at Bandwidth. When I'm not doing research, you'll probably find me writing code, exploring new models, or contributing to open-source projects.
D Peng, Y Wang, A Schoeffler, S Hong, B Suffoletto, D Kim, C Preiksaitis, et al.
J Chen, J Zhang, D Peng, Y Song, A Ruan, Y Li, D Li
W Zheng, L Wang, D Peng, H Xu, Y Li, H Zhu, T Fu, H Yao
Y Wang, H Jung, D Peng, Y Dai, J Wu, H Guan, Y Kato, et al.
D Peng, T Phongpreecha, N Aghaeepour
Building an agent that reads 3D medical scans, and the data pipelines behind it.
Deployed an agentic AI reporting system for clinical operations on GCP, taking a run from about 3 hours to under 2 minutes.
First author of SycoEval-EM, an open-source multi-agent benchmark of how LLMs hold up when patients push back in emergency care.
Built PROwl, an event-driven AI code-review agent, and rolled it out across 3 engineering teams.
Multimodal clinical trial prediction, high-risk order detection, and faster model training.
From research code to production services.
Training, fine-tuning and scaling models.
Agents, their tools, and the evals that keep them honest.
Finding the right context, and serving models fast.
From raw records to training-ready data.
Shipping it, and keeping it running.
Email is the fastest way to reach me. I'm open to ML engineering and research roles, and to collaborations.