My research goal is to develop statistical and computational methods for understanding cellular heterogeneity and interaction using spatial genomics at single cell resolution and leveraging non-spatial single cell data sources.
Postdoc: Royal Society Newton International Fellowship, Computational Biology (John Marioni lab), 2022
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, The University of Cambridge
PhD in Statistical Bioinformatics, 2017
The University of Sydney
B. Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours I), 2012
The University of Sydney
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Publications list available on Google Scholar and on ORCID.
I have experience with developing R Shiny applications as well as writing R packages. These include:
DCARS Differential Correlation across Ranked Samples: DCARS is a flexible statistical approach which uses local weighted correlations to build a powerful and robust statistical test to identify significant variation in levels of concordance across a ranking of samples. This has the potential to discover biologically informative relationships between genes across a variable of interest, such as survival outcome.
cellAggregator R package Shiny app: cellAggregator is a Monte Carlo network method that simulates cell-cell aggregation assays in silico.
PACMEN PAn Cancer Mutation Expression Networks: A tool for exploring the relationships between mutations and gene expression changes in protein interaction subnetworks for 19 tissues analysed by TCGA.
KinasePA: Enables analysis of kinase perturbation experiments using directional pathway analysis.