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David L. Buckeridge is a leading figure in public health informatics and computational epidemiology, whose work bridges artificial intelligence, data science, and population health. His major contributions center on developing and applying machine learning and statistical methods to analyze health data for disease surveillance, outbreak detection, and policy evaluation. He is particularly known for pioneering approaches to syndromic surveillance—using real-time health data, such as emergency department visits and prescription records, to identify emerging public health threats before laboratory confirmation. His research has profoundly shaped how public health agencies monitor and respond to infectious diseases, chronic conditions, and environmental health risks. With over 15,000 citations, his work is foundational in the field. Notably, he led the development of the Canadian Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (CPIP) modeling platform, which informed national policy during the H1N1 pandemic. He has also made significant contributions to understanding the health impacts of climate change and air pollution. As a professor at McGill University and a Principal Investigator at the McGill Clinical and Health Informatics, Buckeridge continues to train the next generation of researchers at the intersection of AI and public health, ensuring that data-driven insights translate into real-world health protection.