I work with a group studying an "extremophile", Halobacterium, that
thrives in water that is 10x saltier than ocean water. Our group has
collected global measurements of many different types of biological
molecules (DNA sequence, mRNA, protein, etc.) and interactions
between those molecules for this organism under a wide range of
environmental stimuli. My research involves the development of
statistical models to integrate and effectively describe these
different levels of biological information, and of efficient
computational procedures to solve those models in a way that will be
predictive of future (unseen) responses by Halobacterium. In this
talk, I will summarize some aspects of my work, both past and
currently in-progress.
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