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Hongkai’s Research Group |
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Welcome to Hongkai Ji’s Research Group |
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The major research interest of our lab is computational biology. We are particularly interested in developing statistical and computational methods for analyzing high-throughput genomic data, and we apply these analytical tools to study gene regulation. |
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News:
1. Yeung Center grant for Johns Hopkins - Nanjing Exchange Program in Statistical and Data Sciences will open a summer training program in biostatistics in Nanjing University (July 11-22, 2011). Lectures will be offered by Prof. Karen Bandeen-Roche, Rafael Irizarry, Mei-Cheng Wang and Hongkai Ji. Top two Chinese students in the program and one young faculty will be invited to visit Johns Hopkins during 2011-2012. Expense is covered by the Yeung Center grant. Register for the courses in order to be qualified. [Link] 2. New database: hmChIP - the largest collection of human and mouse ChIP-seq and ChIP-chip data is now released [Link] [Paper]. 3. New Cell paper is published on Jun 25: Huang et al. (2010) Mobile interspersed repeats are major structural variants in the human genome. 141: 1171-1182. 4. New grant: Our proposed research on a novel motif in human embryonic stem cells has been funded by Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund (PI: Zeller, co-PI: Ji & Dang).
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