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I'm a research student at Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard School of Public Health. My main work is on computational biology and biostatistics. I'm interested in almost all the areas like epigenetics, genomic architecture, transcription and replication mechanism, statistical and population genetics, high-dimensional data analysis, MCMC, Bayesian analysis, stochastic processes, statistical or machine learning, robot vision, pure maths and physics. Currently I'm working with Franziska Michor on cancer genomic architecture, DNA methylation and mathematical modeling in cancer. | I'm a research student at Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard School of Public Health. My main work is on computational biology and biostatistics. I'm interested in almost all the areas like epigenetics, genomic architecture, transcription and replication mechanism, statistical and population genetics, high-dimensional data analysis, MCMC, Bayesian analysis, stochastic processes, statistical or machine learning, robot vision, pure maths and physics. Currently I'm working with Franziska Michor at DFCI on cancer genomic architecture, DNA methylation and mathematical modeling in cancer. | ||
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I'm a research student at Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard School of Public Health. My main work is on computational biology and biostatistics. I'm interested in almost all the areas like epigenetics, genomic architecture, transcription and replication mechanism, statistical and population genetics, high-dimensional data analysis, MCMC, Bayesian analysis, stochastic processes, statistical or machine learning, robot vision, pure maths and physics. Currently I'm working with Franziska Michor at DFCI on cancer genomic architecture, DNA methylation and mathematical modeling in cancer.
1. Qi Liu, Han Zhou, Lin Liu, Xi Chen, Ruixin Zhu and Zhiwei Cao. Multi-target QSAR modelling in the analysis and design of HIV-HCV co-inhibitors: an in-silico study. BMC Bioinformatics 2011, 12: 294.
