Group Members

Post-PhDs

Dario Ghersi (American-Italian Cancer Foundation Fellow)
Anton Persikov

PhD students

Jesse Farnham
Peng Jiang
Shilpa Nadimpalli
Alex Ochoa
Yuri Pritykin
Pawel Przytycki
Josh Wetzel

Alumni

Dawn Brooks (PhD, 2002). “Evolution of amino acid composition over deep time: clues in ancient, extant sequences.” Current position: Physician.

Jessica Fong (PhD, 2005). “Computational methods for predicting coiled-coil protein interactions.” Current position: Software engineer, Google Pittsburgh.

Carl Kingsford (PhD, 2005). “Computational approaches to problems in protein structure and function.” Current position: Associate professor, Carnegie Mellon, School of Science Department.

Elena Zaslavsky (PhD, 2005). “Algorithms for representation and discovery of transcription factor binding sites.” Current position: Research assistant professor, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine.

Robert Osada (PhD, 2006). “Computational methods for predicting transcription factor binding sites.” Current position: Goldman Sachs.

Elena Nabieva (PhD, 2007). “Topology and function in protein interaction networks.” Current position: Bioinformatician in the Laboratory for Evolutionary Genomics, Moscow State University.

Eric Banks (PhD, 2009). “Algorithms for analyzing and interrogating protein interaction networks.” Current position: Team Leader in the Genome Sequencing and Analysis Program at the Broad Institute.

Tony Capra (PhD, 2009). “ Algorithms for the identification of functional sites in proteins.” Current position: Assistant professor, Center for Human Genetics and Department of Biomedical Informatics, Vanderbilt University.

Zia Khan (PhD, 2011). “ Efficient algorithms for liquid chromatography coupled mass spectrometry based protein quantification.” Current position: Postdoctoral fellow with Yoav Gilad, University of Chicago.

Jimin Song (PhD, 2012). “ Network-based analysis of protein function.” Current position: Postdoctoral fellow with Kevin Chen at Rutgers.

Kam Jim (MS, 2002).

Nick Jacobson (MS, Chemistry, 2005).

Tao Yue (MA, 2010).