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The people behind
the questions.

Explore the academic backgrounds and selected research of Jeffrey H. Kleck and Matthew P. Lungren.

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Research & experience

Two fields.
A shared curiosity.

Academic appointments and qualifications are linked to institutional profiles. The bibliography includes historical work conducted at other institutions.

Nuclear &
physical sciences

Physical sciences

Jeffrey H. KleckPh.D.

From particles to power systems.

Chairman, Open Power & Energy Network
Adjunct Professor, Stanford School of Medicine

His selected publications span neutron detection, accelerator shielding, Monte Carlo transport, and quantitative assessment of tissue substitutes.

Academic background
Doctorate
Biomedical Physics · UCLA
Graduate study
Engineering Management · Stanford
Nuclear Engineering · Texas A&M
Undergraduate study
Nuclear Engineering · Texas A&M
Previous appointments
Visiting Scientist · Los Alamos National Laboratory and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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AI & multimodal
foundation models

Artificial intelligence

Matthew P. LungrenM.D., M.P.H.

Connecting data. Expanding understanding.

Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Data Science
Stanford University

A physician-scientist working on medical foundation models, agentic clinical systems, and evaluation of AI in clinical workflows.

Academic background & identifiers
Academic experience
Co-founder and former co-director, Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging
Clinical appointment
Part-time clinical appointment · UCSF
ORCID
0000-0002-8591-5861
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Profiles summarize the linked academic sources. Citation counts, rankings, and unconfirmed OPEN research appointments are not used as credentials here. Academic details reviewed October 20, 2026.

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