Zinaida Good Parker Scholar and PhD Candidate Biography Zinaida Good is an Immunology Ph.D. candidate at Stanford University. As one of the inaugural students in Stanford’s new Computational & Systems Immunology track, her current focus is on harnessing advanced statistics and machine learning to uncover novel insights into cancer immunotherapy. Zinaida’s current projects include (1) predicting clinical outcomes for children with leukemia based on single-cell mass cytometry data, and (2) modeling differentiation of human T cells in the context of expansion for cancer immunotherapy applications. Her background is in immunology (B.Sc. and M.Sc. from UBC in Vancouver, Canada) and oncology (she worked in Research at Genentech for 2 years). In her spare time, Zinaida strives for adventure and enjoys discussions about new technologies, T cells, neural network architectures, and Wikipedia. Education & Training 2008: University of British Columbia, Microbiology & Immunology, B.Sc. 2012: University of British Columbia, Microbiology & Immunology, M.Sc. Awards & Honors 2011: 4th prize in speed poster competition, ImmunoVancouver conference; Member of the DARPA Shredder Challenge winning team “All Your Shreds Are Belong to Us”, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency 2009: 2nd prize in the Life Sciences Institute junior poster competition, University of British Columbia 2008: Graduate entrance scholarship, University of British Columbia