Collaborators
The LPM welcomes opportunities to collaborate to pursue new research programs that include modeling, analysis and predictions to address those barriers preventing the rapid translation of genetic discoveries into best medical practice.
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LPM has recently added Hong Yu, Ph.D., and her lab at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's College of Health Sciences to its growing list of collaborators. Dr. Yu's research focuses primarily on natural language processing, biomedical informatics, user centered systems and knowledge integration.
Public Health Informatics
Dr. Michael Michalkiewicz, Aurora HealthCare
Anti-Coagulant Pharmacogenetic Clinical Trial Simulations to Predict Improved Patient Outcomes
Public Health Genetics and Genomics
Dr. Scarlet Shi, Aurora HealthCare
AHRQ Infrastructure Development Program in Patient-Centered Outcome Research (PCOR)
Dr. Tracy Downs, UW-Madison
Predicting Clinical Validity of Bladder Cancer Nomograms
Next-Generation Sequence Analysis
Dr. Steven L Carroll, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alabama
Biomedical Informatic Analysis of the RNA of NF1 Associated Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumors (MPNST)
Dr. Ming You, MCW Cancer Center
Novel whole genome NGS identification of somatic variants in non-small cell lung cancer
Dr. Catherine Yan, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Biomedical informatic analysis of the RNA of primary cells and tumors generated arising in conditional XRCC4 and p53 deficient mouse background
Dr. Arshad Jahangir, Aurora HealthCare
Atrial Fibrillation Research, Cardiac Affymetrix Microarray Data Analysis
Dr. David Petering, Chemistry and Biochemistry, UWM/NIEHS
Zebrafish NGS Computational Resource
Public Health Genetics and Genomics
Dr. Michael Carvan, Great Lakes Water Institute, UWM
Role of DNA methylation in methylmercury induced transgenerational inheritance of visual deficits
Dr. Todd Miller, ZSPH, UWM and City of Milwaukee Health Department
Water quality monitoring of Milwaukee Beaches for the Milwaukee Health Department
Dr. Sandra McLellan, Great Lakes Water Institute, UWM
Robust taxonomic development using 16s rRNA pyrosequencing fragments