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My primary statistical expertise is in machine learning, algorithm development for genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, and single-cell sequencing data, and development of data management system.

Nguyen, Ph.D. (2 years at UCLA + September 2020-present at UTSW) – current Instructor in my laboratory ú Rose Pedretti (February 2021) – current graduate student in my laboratory ú Pawel Wydorski (1.5 months) – graduate student at UTSW ú Alexander Pope (1.5 months) – graduate student at UTSW ú

My laboratory aims to understand how metabolic changes drive cancer initiation, promote adaptation to oncogenic stress, and create targetable vulnerabilities.

View Clinical Profile Biography Download Curriculum Vitae The focus of my research is developing novel treatments for progressive childhood brain tumors and reducing the long-term side effects of childhood brain tumor survivors.

I befriend my patients, and I act as their advocate. I know how to listen and work with my patients to figure out what's best. Originally from Oklahoma City, Dr. Lohrey holds a bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in sociology from Evangel College in Springfield, Missouri.

I grew up in the northeast, finished my Cardiology training at Children’s Hospital of New Orleans. Following that I worked at Seattle Children’s hospital as a cardiac ICU hospitalist when I gained interest in doing clinical and quality improvement projects.

Yang.  I went on to complete my graduate studies in biological chemistry under the direction of Professor Stephen Benkovic at Penn State, where I studied structure-function relationships in dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) using site-directed mutagenesis and enzyme kinetics (steady state and pre-steady

Assistant Professor School Medical School Department Pediatrics Graduate Programs Biomedical Engineering Biography With my dual-background (MD and applied mathematics) and experience in cardiovascular magnetic resonance particularly for congenital heart diseases, I devoted myself to the translation of

Professor School Medical School Department Immunology Graduate Programs Immunology Biography Throughout my career, I have been interested in elucidating the genetic basis for the functional diversity of the immune system, both in the context of susceptibility to autoimmunity and infectious diseases.

With my prior training and experience in the areas of mouse genetics, microscopy, and cardiovascular development, I am uniquely positioned to address the roles of noncoding RNAs in vivo.