The open courtyard and curved laboratory walkways of Stanford's James H. Clark Center at twilight.

Stanford University · Bio-X

Wong Lab

Statistical methods. Biological discovery.

James H. Clark Center

Our research

We develop statistical and computational methods to advance computational biology and personalized medicine. Our research spans multivariate analysis, machine learning, causal inference, Monte Carlo methods, differential equations, and high-performance computing.

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Current interests

  1. Likelihood-free and simulation-based inference, generative modeling, and principled methods for learning from complex stochastic systems

  2. Single cell genomics and gene regulatory analysis

  3. Sequencing-based GWAS

  4. Semiconductor-based automation of biological experiments

Research support

  • National Science Foundation
  • National Institutes of Health
  • Department of Veterans Affairs