Compbio Wizard Lab @ MD Anderson
Our group specializes in addressing biologically and clinically significant challenges through innovative statistical models, advanced computational methods, and integrative multi-omics data analysis. Our research spans diverse topics, including epigenomics, 3D genomics, proteomics, and their applications in cancer studies, CAR-T cell immunotherapies, and other disease systems. The wet lab focuses on epigenomic profiling of FFPE samples, unraveling gene regulation mechanisms across human cancers, as highlighted in our latest study.
Meet Our CompBio Wizards Research Projects Software We Are Hiring!
Join Our Lab
We are recruiting Ph.D. students and postdoctoral fellows for wet lab and dry lab research in computational cancer biology.
- Graduate Research Assistantships for Ph.D. students, with or without seeking dissertation mentorship (Houston local, other United States institutions)
- Research Internships for Ph.D. students (on-site)
- Postdoctoral Fellows (on-site)
Explore our hiring projects and application requirements in AI pathology, cancer epigenomics, and 3D chromatin organization and gene regulation.
Who Should Apply:
- Candidates with backgrounds in statistics, computer science, engineering, computational biology, quantitative science, or bioinformatics
- Wet lab researchers with expertise in epigenomics and CUT&RUN/CUT&Tag/ATAC-seq/single-cell/spatial chromatin biology assays; a cancer research background can be a plus
- Computational researchers with experience developing new computational or statistical models, algorithms, and software
If you’re excited to contribute to cutting-edge research in computational cancer biology, we would love to hear from you!
Colleagues! We are also open to collaboration!