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Brentford, Middlesex, Gb

Work with the Biomarker Analytics Group within the Translational Omics (TO) Computational Biology (CB) organization to develop pipelines and analysis procedures to support biomarker analytics and other translational/clinical researchAnalyze and extract biological insights from various types of genomic data, including RNA-seq and Olink proteomics dataSummarize computational and statistical results effectively to stakeholders with non-computational backgrounds

Cambridge, Massachusetts, Us

Work with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Informatics Team and Dr. Catherine Dulac’s lab to help catalog and understand the diversity and function of cell types in the mouse brainDevelop computational pipelines and methods to extract biological insights from complex biological datasets, including single-cell RNA-seq and single-cell ATAC-seqUse statistical methods to uncover neural circuits underlying survival functions in the mouse brain

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Graduate Research Assistant under the supervision of Dr. Michael LoveAssist with statistical analyses evaluating the impact of quantification uncertainty on single-cell RNA-Seq analysisDesign methods to incorporate this uncertainty into existing single-cell RNA-Seq analyses to improve sensitivity and reduce false positives

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Merit based T32 non-service award from the National Cancer Institute of the NIH for biostatistical training in cancer genomics (for more information see here https://grantome.com/grant/NIH/T32-CA106209-14)

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Graduate research assistant for the UNC Center For Environmental Health And Susceptibility (CEHS) under the supervision of Dr. Amy Herring and Dr. Haibo ZhouAssisted with statistical review of pilot study proposalsProvided statistical support for various projects related to environmental health

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Graduate teaching assistant for "Basic Elements of Probability and Statistical Inference I" (BIOS 550)Assigned and graded homework, helped to write and grade exams, held office hours,and help teach a twice weekly review session25 of 27 students gave highest evaluation possible

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Merit-based T32 non-service award for biostatistical training in environmental health (more details available athttps://tools.niehs.nih.gov/portfolio/index.cfm/portfolio/grantDetail/grant_number/T32ES007018)Assisted with statistical analyses that examined the longitudinal effects of metal accumulation in the brain of welders

Analyzed the effects of Arizona land conservation on housing values and the timing of residential and commercial development.Data management, statistical and econometric analysis in Stata, and displaying data in a GIS environment.

Applied high order numerical integration schemes to the modeling of atmospheric flow associated with Earth's polar vortex

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biostatistics

Master Of Science (Ms), Biostatistics

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mathematics

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Economics