"Validation of Prediction Models."
"Phase II Adaptive Enrichment Design to Select the Population for Phase III Trials, in Terms of Baseline Disease Severity."
In 2017 summer, I was doing internship at Eli Lilly, working with Dr. Alan Chiang and Dr. Yong Lin to establish a general framework for an adaptive seamless phase I/II/III trial design in oncology.
On Mar 13 2017, I presented at Eastern North American Region (ENAR) 2017 Spring Meeting. The title of the presentation is "An Adaptive Multi-Stage Phase I Dose-finding Design Incorporating Continuous Efficacy and Toxicity Data from Multiple Treatment Cycles".
I was invited to give a talk at The Informal Biostatistics Meeting on Jan 17 2017, organized by The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. The title of the talk is "An Adaptive Multi-Stage Phase I Dose-finding Design Incorporating Continuous Efficacy and Toxicity Data from Multiple Treatment Cycles".
On Dec 19 2016, I gave a talk at 2016 ICSA conference, Shanghai, China, whose title is "An Adaptive Multi-Stage Phase I Dose-finding Design Incorporating Continuous Efficacy and Toxicity Data from Multiple Treatment Cycles".
I am a co-recipient of 2016 June B. Culley Award, which honors outstanding achievement by a Biostatistics student on the preliminary school-wide examination paper.
In 2016 summer, I was doing internship at Mayo Clinic, working with Dr. Jun Yin and Dr. Sumithra Mandrekar on phase 1 dose-finding design that incorporates toxicities over multiple cycles and an efficacy outcome.
On Dec 9 2015, I was approved to be a FDA/JOHNS HOPKINS Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation(CERSI) Scholar.
On Nov 12 2015, I was selected by the JHU internal review committee to be one of the seven students from a very competitive field to represent Johns Hopkins University for the HHMI 2016 International Student Fellowship.
On Nov 12 2015, I gave a talk at Individualized Health Initiative(InHealth) Methodology Group, Johns Hopkins University, regarding my ongoing research "Optimal Design in Planning Phase for Patient Population Recommendation".
We won the 4th annual basketball tournament, hosted by Hopkins Chinese Student and Scholar Association.
We(Bmore Biostat) are one of the best performers on subchallenge 1b at Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge.
I helped a team develop a shiny app that visualizes visits for Baltimore National Aquarium based on data collected from Instagram. The app can facilitate tourists to make visiting plans accordingly.
On August 11th 2015, I gave a talk at Topic-Contributed Session, Joint Statistical Meeting, Seattle, titled "Optimal Two-Stage Adaptive Enrichment Design for Patient Population Recommendation Based on an Ordinal Risk Score in Planning Phase."
I was co-organizer of computing club, at Department of Biostatistics, JHU for the academic year 2014-2015. Computing club is a place to learn, to share computing skills.
I took the first prize in first-year PhD comprehensive exam.
I won the award for excellence in teaching because I love teaching!