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Here is the STATGEN 2025 conference website: sph.umn.edu/events-calenda… We welcome session proposals that highlight cutting-edge advances in genetic and genomic data and technologies, particularly from speakers who do not frequently attend statistics conferences.

Congratulations to Dr. Dongyuan Song for completing his PhD and joining UConn Health Dept. of Genetics and Genome Sciences as Assistant Professor! Dongyuan has been a cornerstone of our lab for the past 5 years. Wish him continued success in his independent career!@SongDongyuan

Thanks to Dongyuan for your excellent work on developing the ClusterDE method, and to my students Christy and Siqi for extending it to single-cell atlas data and spatial transcriptomics, enabling the discovery of reliable marker genes for annotating cell types and spatial domains

Excited to share my recent work on using permutations to enhance the reliability of single-cell data visualization (scDEED method) and metacell construction (mcRigor method)! Join my talk this Friday (1/10) at 9 AM PST: YouTube link.

I sincerely apologize for needing to reschedule this talk to 5/9/2025. Wishing everyone safety and well-being, and I look forward to sharing more of our recent research progress on the new date.

The new date for my talk is 1/31/2025, this Friday. The livestream link is at youtube.com/watch?v=nWTke0…

Looking forward to giving this talk on Friday!

Thanks Wei Li 🇺🇦 for inviting us to this great collaboration! Thanks my PhD student Qingyang Wang for extending our simulator scDesign3 to perform the simulation study in this work.

Honored to be part of the Farm Animal Genotype–Tissue Expression (FarmGTEx) Project. This study maps RNA-based molecular QTL across 16 farm animal species, unlocking key insights into genetics & physiology. nature.com/articles/s4158… #FarmGTEx

I’m deeply honored to be named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow—especially as part of the Foundation’s historic 100th class. Grateful to be in the company of so many brilliant artists, scholars, and scientists. #guggfellows2025

The course covers a wide range of topics, including NGS data analysis, single-cell transcriptomics, gene regulatory networks, AI, and protein structure prediction. It combines lectures with hands-on projects for practical experience.

I’ll speak on July 16 (2:30pm ET) at NSF@75: Advancing Statistical Science for a Data‑Driven World @InStatsOrg conference. My talk is about an info-theoretic criterion (ITCA) for combining ambiguous class labels: jmlr.org/papers/v23/21-… Free registration: instats.org/seminar/nsfa75…