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Bingshan Li
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Bingshan Li

Assistant Professor
Center for Human Genetics Research
Vanderbilt University
United States
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Biography

Dr. Bingshan Li received his Ph.D. in Computational Biology in 2009 and joined Vanderbilt University as an assistant professor in 2011. His main research is developing statistical methods and computational tools for genetics studies of human complex disease. He is currently interested in cancer genomics and developing methods to link genomic aberrations with clinical outcomes.

Research Interests

Statistical and computational genetics

Genetics of complex traits

Cancer genomics

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