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Statistical Genomics Laboratory, University of Toronto
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Our group is comprised of students, research officers, postdoctoral
fellows and faculty who are working on novel statistical tools for
modern genomics research. Our research spans many aspects of
statistical design of high-throughput genomics experiments and the
analysis of resulting data. Our projects explore theoretical,
methodological, and applied issues that arise with genomics
research. We are also connected to few basic science and clinical
research groups that are in the forefront of genomic research.
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Our goal is to advance the statistical frontiers in a way that is
motivated, applicable, and in fact applied, to high-throughput genomics
experiments. We believe that genomics has provided the statisticians
with unprecedented opportunity to open up new vistas in theoretical
and applied research. While the technology in genomics
will undoubtly change, the methods of analysis and design that need to
deal with very large numbers of highly-parallel, but intricately
connected experimental measurements, will be useful for long time to
come.
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We have recruited for a postdoctoral fellow position. Dr Niloofar
Arshadi has joined our team in May. The CaRE project is recruting for
a Biostatistician. Download
an ad here
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We are located on the seventh floor of the Health Sciences Building,
home of the Department of Public Health Sciences, University of
Toronto. Check the pictures, following the link above to see for
yourself, or better yet, pay us a visit!
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Our group has a roughly weekly meeting schedule,
on Tuesdays, 1pm, click on Talks above for schedule.
Downloads section will have publically available software and data,
and following the Research link you can find
our technical reports and papers. |