MatchMiner started in 2016 as a collaboration between software engineers, data scientists, and clinicians at Dana-Farber. The same group runs it in production for Dana-Farber’s clinicians and trial staff and maintains the open-source project.
Michael Hassett
Ken Kehl
James Lindsay
Tali Mazor
Jennifer Altreuter
Emily Mallaber
James Provencher
Stephen Van Nostrand
Gufran Gungor
Michael D’Eletto
Jason Hansel
Sabrina Camp
Alumni
- Ethan Cerami
- Catherine Del Vecchio Fitz
- Matthew Galvin
- Rachel B Keller
- Harry Klein
- Priti Kumari
- Eric Marriott
- Tamba Monrose
- Andrea Ovalle
- Ethan Siegel
- Pavel Trukhanov
- Bernd Van Der Veen
- Elizabeth H Williams
- Joyce Yu
- Zachary Zweisler
Funding
MatchMiner is supported by:
- Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
- the Fund for Innovation in Cancer Informatics (ICI)
- the National Cancer Institute, through R37 CA295653 (ACTIVATE, PI Kenneth Kehl) and R00 CA245899, which funded the earlier notifications trial
- Meta, through a Llama Impact Grant for MatchMiner-AI
MatchMiner-AI took second place in the 2026 Hearst Health Prize.
Join the team
We are always looking for software engineers and data scientists who want to work on cancer informatics. Get in touch to hear about open roles.