The Genomics Training Grant held a successful retreat on Friday April 28 organized by trainees Rebecca Danning and Stephanie Armbruster and attended by grant PIs Xihong Lin and Curtis Huttenhower. Each of the participants gave lightning presentations of their research, covering many different areas of genomics.
Jordan Rossen | Multi-ancestry Fine-mapping under the Sum of Single Effects Model Randy Williams | Developing a multi-tissue DNA methylation-based age estimator with bump hunting Lauren Hsu | Investigating mechanisms of breast cancer metastasis Stephanie Armbruster | sFACE: federated target average treatment effect estimations based on subpopulations Dylan Clark-Boucher | Methods for Mediation Analysis with High-Dimensional Epigenetic Markers Parker Knight | Multi-task learning with summary statistics Rebecca Danning | An Ensemble Method for Clustering Binary Symptom Data Tony Chen | ALL-Sum: aggregated best subset selection for polygenic risk prediction Christian Covington | Toward Better Approximations of Finite-Sample Sensitivity Corriene Sept | FactorFinder: High Resolution Mapping of CTCF at DNA Loop Anchors Jenna Landy | Mutational Signatures Analysis with Latent Sub-Groups
Department of Biostatistics