Geng Wang

Dr. Geng Wang is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience, University of Queensland. His research specializes in statistical genetics and genetic epidemiology, focusing on the developmental origins of health and diseases, causal inference in genetic epidemiology, and genetic susceptibility of complex traits. He combines expertise in bioinformatics, clinical research, and statistical genetics with a clinical medicine background and biotechnology industry experience.

• Bachelor of Medicine (2012), Second Military Medical University, China
• Master of Internal Medicine (2016), Second Military Medical University, China
• PhD in Genetics (2023), University of Queensland

His research explores intergenerational genetic effects through Mendelian randomization and structural equation modeling, particularly investigating maternal-fetal genetic interactions and HLA contributions to immune-related diseases. Recent publications analyze ankylosing spondylitis across diverse populations and reproductive outcomes like miscarriage and stillbirth.

Dr. Wang is available for supervision and maintains active collaborations across University of Queensland and international institutions, with external profiles on ORCID, Google Scholar, and LinkedIn.