Dr. Satchit Balsari is an assistant professor in emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and in global health and population at Harvard Chan. His interdisciplinary interests in mobile technology, disaster response, and population health have been informed by his clinical practice in the United States and research in disasters and wars around the world. His research has led to advances in disaster preparedness, post-disaster ascertainment studies, and digital health implementation science in the global south. At Harvard, he co-directs CrisisReady.io, a research-response network hosted at Harvard and Direct Relief, that promotes data-driven decision-making during public health emergencies. Dr. Balsari is also director of the two-year degree granting Climate and Human Health fellowship at Harvard that trains physicians in research, communications and advocacy on issues at the intersection of climate change and health. Dr. Balsari is affiliate faculty at the Harvard Mittal Institute, FXB Center, and HUCE. Dr. Balsari received his medical degree from Grant Medical College in Mumbai, India and his public health degree from Harvard; he completed his emergency medicine residency at Columbia and Cornell’s New York-Presbyterian Hospital.