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Get to Know Our New PhD Students!
Over the next few weeks we’ll be introducing you to our first year doctoral students. Hi! My name is Parker Knight, and I grew up in Ocala, Florida, which is about … Continue reading “Get to Know Our New PhD Students!”
Get to Know Our New PhD Students!
Over the next few weeks we’ll be introducing you to our first year doctoral students. Hello! My name is Becky Danning, and I’m originally from the Boston area. I graduated in … Continue reading “Get to Know Our New PhD Students!”
Introducing WebMeV 2.0: Online Tool for ‘Omics Data Analysis
WebMeV A free, open-source web-based tool for interactive analysis of ‘omics data WebMeV was created in an effort to democratize bioinformatics processing of RNASeq data. What started as a standalone application … Continue reading “Introducing WebMeV 2.0: Online Tool for ‘Omics Data Analysis”
Xihong Lin Named 2021 Mosteller Statistician of the Year
Congratulations to Professor Xihong Lin who has been named the 2021 Mosteller Statistician of the Year! The award is in recognition of her pioneering work on statistical methods for the analysis of massive genomic, … Continue reading “Xihong Lin Named 2021 Mosteller Statistician of the Year”
Xihong Lin Receives Boston University’s L. Adrienne Cupples Award
via BU School of Public Health: The 2021 L. Adrienne Cupples Award for Excellence in Teaching, Research, and Service in Biostatistics, has been awarded to Xihong Lin, professor of biostatistics and … Continue reading “Xihong Lin Receives Boston University’s L. Adrienne Cupples Award”
The 2020 PQG Conference: Exploring the clinical implications for research on genetic variance
The Program in Quantitative Genomics recently held its 14th annual conference, “From Variants and Genes to Clinical Actions”, via Zoom on November 5-6, 2020. The conference brought together a number … Continue reading “The 2020 PQG Conference: Exploring the clinical implications for research on genetic variance”
Xihong Lin Named to UW’s List of 50 Changemakers of Public Health
Congratulations to Dr. Xihong Lin who has received the tremendous honor of being named to the University of Washington School of Public Health’s list of 50 Changemakers of Public Health for “creating high-impact statistical methods for genomic … Continue reading “Xihong Lin Named to UW’s List of 50 Changemakers of Public Health”
Get to Know Our New PhD Students!
Over the next few weeks we’ll be introducing you to our first year doctoral students. Hi, my name is Michael Cork and I grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and attended Pomona College for … Continue reading “Get to Know Our New PhD Students!”
Kareem Carr Explains Why 2+2=5
PhD student Kareem Carr’s productive Twitter dialogue about the abstract nature of mathematics was recently profiled by Popular Mechanics in an article entitled “Why Some People Think 2+2=5…and why they’re right.” After … Continue reading “Kareem Carr Explains Why 2+2=5”
