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2014-2019, PhD in Biostatistics, University of California, Berkeley
- Designated emphasis in Computational and Genomic Biology
2009-2013, BA in Applied Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley

University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health

Graduate Student Researcher, NIH R33 project, Supervisors Stephen Rappaport and Sandrine Dudoit, Spring 2016-Present, Using Adductomics to Characterize Exposures to Carcinogens.
- Development of pre-processing and statistical pipelines for the analysis of LC-MS data for adductomics and metabolomics for cancer specimens.
Graduate Student Researcher, Superfund Core D, Supervisor Alan Hubbard, Summer 2015-Fall 2015, Exploring the genetic effects of occupational benzene exposure.
- Development of benzene exposure gene expression signature using machine learning

University of California, Berkeley, Statistics

Graduate Student Researcher, FRG Fund, Supervisor Haiyan Huang, Summer 2015, Statistical analysis of microarray data sets and single-cell RNA-Seq.
- Development of single-cell similarity measure for clustering of single-cell data, statistical analysis of single-cell protein expression.

Graduate Student Instructor, Concepts of Probability, Spring 2015.
Graduate Student Instructor, Concepts of Probability, Fall 2014
Graduate Student Instructor, Introductory Probability and Statistics, Fall 2014.

Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award (2014-2015).

Genentech Biostatistics Summer Internship 2018 Program, Advisers Nicholas Lewin-Koh and Joseph Paulson.
- statistical analysis of microbiome data and observation of all stages of drug development

Haiyan Huang, Associate Professor of Statistics, UC Berkeley, hhuang@stat.berkeley.edu.
Sandrine Dudoit, Professor of Statistics and Biostatistics, UC Berkeley, sandrine@stat.berkeley.edu.
Stephen Rappaport, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Director of the Berkeley Center for Exposure Biology, srappaport@berkeley.edu.
Nicholas Lewin-koh, Statistician, Genentech, lewinkoh.nicholas@gene.com.

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