I am a bioinformatician with background as a pharmacist, passionate about analyzing omics data, applying machine learning, and building reproducible pipelines. My long-term goal is to contribute to research that helps slow down aging and understand the molecular mechanisms of age-related diseases. I enjoy reading research papers on molecular biology.
During my time at Stanford University, I analyzed diverse range of omics data including bulk RNA-seq, single-cell RNA-seq, single-cell ATAC-seq for rare cardiovascular and aging related diseases.
At Boston University, I worked at on Alzheimer’s disease research. My projects involve:
- Pathway analysis and modeling using GSVA, fgsea, and linear regression (manuscripts in preparation)
- Cell cell interaction analysis (manuscripts in preparation)
- Spatial transcriptomics analysis using Visium and MERFISH data
I have two first-author manuscripts in preparation. One identifies protective pathways in APOE2 carriers and disease-driving pathways in APOE4 carriers, offering insight into why some people resist Alzheimer’s while others are at higher risk. The other uncovers cell-cell communication changes in Alzhimer's disease and cognitive resilience.
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