Portrait of Razu Mohiuddin

Razu Mohiuddin

Data Scientist

Physicist turned data scientist. I completed my Ph.D. in Physics at Case Western Reserve University in 2025, applying machine learning and statistical modeling to the Project 8 neutrino mass experiment. I now work at the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute, using clinical data to improve patient care and outcomes.

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Research

Project 8 Collaboration

The Project 8 experiment aims to measure the absolute mass of the neutrino through the beta decay of tritium. It uses a novel technique called cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy (CRES) to measure the energy spectrum of emitted electrons with unprecedented precision.

Tritium beta decay diagram for Project 8

Within the collaboration, I led machine learning efforts including a U-Net-based deep convolutional autoencoder for segmenting class-imbalanced spectrogram images, improving efficiency over traditional methods by over 20%. I pioneered novel applications of NLP techniques for complex pattern detection in noisy signals, and explored physics-informed generative AI for reproducing electromagnetic signals from particle interactions. I also contributed to simulation projects including resonant cavity mode filtering and sensitivity analysis.

Recent publications are listed in the Publication section.

Roche Diabetes Care Internship

In Summer 2024, I interned at Roche Diabetes Care Inc. in the Mathematics, Algorithms & Data Sciences department, focusing on algorithms and advanced analytics.

  • Developed virtual patient models from real-world clinical data
  • Built predictive models for diabetes management tools
  • Assessed novel techniques to reduce external dependencies
  • Performed independent data analysis and model building
  • Reported findings to the project team, department, and R&D

Previously, I also worked with the Gravitational Wave International Committee (GWIC) and the Community of Physics.

Journey

Undergraduate

B.S. Physics

University of Dhaka

Studied physics and developed early interests in data analysis and experimental methods. Became involved with the Community of Physics and the Gravitational Wave International Committee (GWIC).

2019 – 2025

Doctor of Philosophy, Physics

Case Western Reserve University

Conducted experimental particle astrophysics research in the Monreal Lab and the Project 8 Collaboration, pursuing research at the intersection of statistical modeling, deep learning, and neutrino physics.

Internship Summer 2024

Data Science Intern

Roche Diabetes Care Inc.

Mathematics, Algorithms & Data Sciences department. Developed virtual patient models and predictive tools for diabetes management using real-world clinical data.

Current 2025 – Present

Data Scientist II

Neurological Institute, Cleveland Clinic

Applying machine learning and statistical modeling to clinical data to improve patient care and outcomes in neurointensive care.

Publications

Skills

About

I’m a physicist by training and a data scientist by practice. I completed my Ph.D. in Physics at Case Western Reserve University in 2025, where I spent years untangling signals from noise, quite literally, in the search for the elusive neutrino mass. I now bring that same rigor and creative thinking to clinical data at the Neurological Institute of Cleveland Clinic.

Outside of work, I’m an avid photographer with a love for landscapes and architecture. When I’m not in front of a screen, I’m likely working on a home or car project, reading, exploring new realms through video games, or staying active with tennis, soccer, and basketball. I’m always looking for ways to grow and stay curious.

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Contact

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Address

Cerebrovascular Center | Neurological Institute

Cleveland Clinic

9500 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44195