I am a Computational Biologist from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. My research focuses on developing and applying cutting-edge computational tools on high-throughput omic data to uncover biological information behind Tumor-Immune interactions. Now, I am working in the Cancer Immunologic Data Commons (CIDC) Bioinformatics Working group as part of the CIMAC-CIDC project.

I use snakemake to build bioinformatics pipelines and code in R and python for data analysis. In the past year, we have developed a pipeline tool for the streamlined analysis of ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq and DNase-seq called CHIPS. Also, I put most of my efforts into implementing a single-cell data analysis pipeline called MAESTRO. Within the CIMAC-CIDC network, we collaborate with oncologists to analyze clinical trial data through our pipeline.

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