Jul Lambermont is a medical student at KU Leuven and, since 2024, an affiliated researcher at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard with support from a Belgian American Educational Foundation fellowship. His work spans cardiovascular prevention, epidemiology, clinical cardiology and genomics, with a focus on improving prevention and advancing precision medicine—examining how population trends, lifestyle and clinical factors, and genetics shape heart-disease risk over a lifetime. He’s currently leveraging large, real-world datasets to build multidomain models that uncover patterns in postoperative cardiac events. He hopes these insights will enable earlier identification of at-risk patients and improve long-term care. In his spare time, he enjoys running, cycling, and spending time with friends.