Industry Spotlight  |
Single Cell Analysis

In Conversation With… Fan Zhang, Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado

Edited by Ben Norris |
10 October 2023
Here, we speak to Fan Zhang, Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado, about the applications of computational biology in studying disease behaviour.

Get your weekly dose of industry news and announcements here, and keep up to date with the latest ‘Industry Spotlight’ posts. 

Visit our Omics Portal to learn more about the latest research intspatial omics and its developmentsIf you’d like to register your interest for Oxford Global‘s upcoming NextGen Omics UK in conference, click here to download an agenda or register your interest.

Speaker Biographies

Dr. Zhang is a Computational Biologist focusing on developing and using statistical machine learning methods, cutting-edge single-cell multi-omics, and systems immunology approaches to study inflammatory disease pathogenesis. Dr. Zhang joined the faculty at CU Anschutz in January, 2022, and started her Computational and Systems Immunology Lab in the Department of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, and also the newly built Center for Health AI. 

Dr. Zhang also has close connections with the Interdisciplinary Joint Biology Program (IJBP). Dr. Zhang and her lab aims to bridge the gap between multidisciplines including computational and statistical methodologies, inflammatory diseases, and translational medicine. Dr. Zhang has generated multiple deep collaborations with immunologists, rheumatologists, and clinicians in the past ten years. She and her lab believe in collaborations, encourage sharing, promote diversity, and maintaining scientific integrity to pursue high-quality science for translational medicine.

How would you rate this content?

Share this article

Sign up for our monthly Omics Newsletter

You may also be interested in...

Webinar
On-Demand Webinar with Aditya Pratapa, Senior Data Scientist & Amélie Viratham at Akoya Biosciences
22 November 2023

Continue browsing

Share this article

Join our Omics mailing list

Stay up to date

Sign up for our monthly Editorial Newsletter to keep up with all things Omics