The advances in high-throughput technologies have given rise to a wealth of biological data at the system level, including genome, epigenome, transcriptome, proteome, metabolome, and metagenome. Our research focuses on developing and applying computational methods to analyze and integrate large scale 'omics' datasets, which help us understand how genes work together to comprise functioning cells and organisms, and how diseases arise due to genetic mutations.

Research Areas

Environmental toxins & Neurological Disorders

Sequencing Artifacts

Microbiome and Behaviors

Metagenomics & Antibiotic Resistance

People

Principal Investigator

Wendy Lee, PhD

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Current Students

AArohi Chopra (MS Computer Science)

Hannah Debaets (MS Bioinformatics)

Radha Dhayal (MS Bioinformatics)

Nguyen Mai Anh (Emma) Do  (MS Bioinformatics)

Aadit Kapoor (BS Computer Science)

Rohit Mapakshi (MS Computer Science)

Felix Mbuga (MS Statistics)

Daniel Quintana (MS Computer Science)


David Zhou (MS Bioinformatics)

Publications

[Student mentored by Dr. Lee]

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Master's Projects 

Lab Alumni

Department of Computer Science San José State University One Washington Square San José, CA 95192-0249 
Last updated: 11/07/2023