Baolin Wu, PhD
Professor, Division of Biostatistics

Contact Info
Professor, Division of Biostatistics
PhD, Biostatistics, Yale University, 2004
BS, Probability and Statistics, Peking University, 1999
Summary
My research interests include functional genomics, proteomics, statistical genetics, multiple hypothesis testing, and machine learning. My work focuses on using and developing computational and statistical methods to solve significant scientific problems. This has included work on skin cancer, cancer genetics, biomedical data, and malaria.
Expertise
Genetics, mental health, methods, statistical genetics, data science, big data
Awards & Recognition
Research
Publications
Selected Recent Publications
- Wu B, Pankow JS. "Genome-wide association test of multiple continuous traits using imputed SNPs," Statistics and Its Interface, 2017
- Wu B, Pankow JS. "On Sample Size and Power Calculation for Variant Set-Based Association Tests," Annals of Human Genetics, Feb 2016
- Wu B, Pankow JS. "Sequence Kernel Association Test of Multiple Continuous Phenotypes," Genetic Epidemiology, Jan 2016
- Wu B, Guan W, Pankow JS. "On Efficient and Accurate Calculation of Significance P-Values for Sequence Kernel Association Testing of Variant Set," Annals of Human Genetics, Jan 2016
- Li YR, van Setten J, Verma SS, Lu Y, Holmes MV, Gao H, Lek M, Nair N, Chandrupatla H, Chang B, Karczewski KJ, Wong C, Mohebnasab M, Mukhtar E, Phillips R, Tragante V, Hou C, Steel L, Lee T, Garifallou J, Guettouche T, Cao H, Guan W, Himes A, van Houten J, Pasquier A, Yu R, Carrigan E, Miller MB, Schladt D, Akdere A, Gonzalez A, Llyod KM, McGinn D, Gangasani A, Michaud Z, Colasacco A, Snyder J, Thomas K, Wang T, Wu B, et al. "Concept and design of a genome-wide association genotyping array tailored for transplantation-specific studies," Genome Medicine, Oct 2015
Teaching
Courses
- PubH 6450, Biostatistics I