Chang Su

Yale

Chang Su is a Ph.D. candidate in Biostatistics at Yale School of Public Health. She is co-advised by Dr. Hongyu Zhao and Dr. Zhou Fan. Her research interests lie in developing statistical methods for high-dimensional data from genomics and genetics. Her recent work focuses on statistical inference of cell-type-specific co-expression networks using single cell and bulk transcriptomics data, and the advancement of principal component analysis in high-dimensional settings with Empirical Bayes ideas.

Conference

JXTX+CSHL Biology of Genomes 2023

Research Focus

• Biostatistics
• High-dimensional data analysis
• Cell-type-specific co-expression networks
• Single cell transcriptomics
• Principal component analysis
• Empirical Bayes methods