Xing Qiu, Ph.D.

Professional Bio

2007-present University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, Assistant Professor, Biostatistics and Computational Biology
2004-2007 University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, PostDoc, Biostatistics and Computational Biology
1998-2004 University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, PhD, Mathematics
1996-1998 South China University of Technology, China, Applied Mathematics
1992-1996 South China University of Technology, China, BE, Civil Engineering

Research Bio

I am a computational biologist with a strong background in mathematical statistics. My research work focuses on developing statistical and computational methodology of multiple hypothesis testing for analyzing large scale data with complex correlation structures such as *-omics data. In recent years, I have published 30 peer-reviewed papers covering topics such as microarray pre-processing, nonparametric statistical analysis, empirical Bayes methodology, controlling false discovery rate under correlation, and efficient computational method of multiple hypothesis testing based on correlation scores.