Enrique Noriega

Hi!, I’m a Research Scientist at Northeastern University working in Gyori Lab for Computational Biomedicine as an NLP specialist developing solutions for retrieval, extraction and grounding in the biomedical domain.

Prior to that, I was at The University of Arizona, where I collaborate with the CLU Lab and Data Science Institute. My expertise lies in leveraging large language models to transform unstructured text into structured insights. I’m passionate about creating smart search tools that empower researchers and scholars to uncover valuable insights from complex data.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of contributing to several impactful projects. As a co-PI of SKEMA, part of DARPA’s ASKEM program, I worked on automating scientific knowledge extraction and modeling. I also served as the lead AI researcher for AZHealthTXT, focusing on developing text-based tools to support healthcare innovation. Additionally, I am a core contributor to REACH, an open-source, neuro-symbolic information extraction system designed to advance cancer biology research.