Open DBDP
Open DBDP is a partnership between Open mHealth and the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline (DBDP). Combining Open mHealth's interoperable open data standard with the DBDP's platform for transforming that data into indicators of health outcomes will help accelerate research using mHealth and wearables data for digital biomarker discovery. This project is funded through the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative DAF, an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation. Click on the logos below to learn more about each initiative.
Open DBDP
We have multiple points of entry for anyone interested in accelerating research using mHealth and wearables data for digital biomarker discovery.
The Open DBDP Team
We are a dynamic team passionate about accelerating research using mHealth and wearables data for digital biomarker discovery.
Jessilyn Dunn, PhD
Open DBDP Co-founder
Jessilyn Dunn is a co-founder of Open DBDP and the founder of the DBDP. She is the PI of the Big Ideas Lab at Duke University and is an Assistant Professor in the Biomedical Engineering and Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Departments. She received her PhD from Georgia Tech.
Ida Sim, MD, PhD
Open DBDP Co-founder
Ida Sim is a co-founder of Open DBDP and the co-founder of Open mHealth. She is a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco and co-director of Informatics and Research Innovation. She received her MD/PhD from Stanford University.
Brinnae Bent, PhD
DBDP Lead Developer
Brinnae Bent is the lead developer of the DBDP. She is currently finishing a PhD in the Big Ideas Lab at Duke University in developing digital biomarkers of glycemic health. She reveived her BS from NC State University and MS from Duke University.
Simona Carini
Open mHealth Data Scientist
Simona Carini is Open mHealthâs Data Scientist. Her background includes nursing, clinical data science and medical information science. She received her B.A. from the University of the Sacred Heart (Milan, Italy) and M.A. from Mills College, CA.