Metagenome-Assembled Genomes from the Morrow Plots
Recovering the first metagenome-assembled genomes from the historic Morrow Plots, revealing management-associated dominance of archaeal ammonia oxidizers in long-term agricultural soils.
My research spans computational biology, high-performance computing, and machine learning privacy, with a focus on scalable methods for analyzing complex biological data.
Recovering the first metagenome-assembled genomes from the historic Morrow Plots, revealing management-associated dominance of archaeal ammonia oxidizers in long-term agricultural soils.
Investigating membership and property inference attacks against machine learning models trained on biomedical data, and developing privacy-preserving techniques that keep accuracy while protecting sensitive information.
Deep learning approaches for detecting anomalies in industrial images with minimal supervision, using wavelet-based feature extraction and self-supervised learning.
A chromosome-level, subgenome-aware de novo assembly of the Saccharomyces bayanus genome, revealing new insights into subgenome divergence after hybridization.
Optimized CUDA implementations for CT image preprocessing and quality assessment, with substantial speedups while maintaining accuracy.
Computational methods for analyzing low-biomass microbial samples and predicting their geographic origins from taxonomic profiles.
Bridging computational methods with biological insight.
Cutting computation time from days to hours through GPU acceleration.
Advancing secure machine learning for sensitive biomedical data.