Roger Pique-Regi

Dr. Roger Pique-Regi is an Assistant Professor at Wayne State University, affiliated with the Center for Molecular Medicine & Genetics and the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. His research focuses on developing computational methods and statistical models to analyze large genomic datasets.

• Institution: Wayne State University
• Joint Appointments: Center for Molecular Medicine & Genetics, Obstetrics & Gynecology

Dr. Pique-Regi's work addresses questions about DNA regulatory sequences, chromatin marks, and the impact of genetic variation on disease. He employs computationally intensive approaches to extract subtle signals from complex data, contributing to fields like comparative genomics, functional genomics, and population genetics.

His recent publications highlight interdisciplinary applications of statistics and computer science in understanding gene-environment interactions, chromatin accessibility, and transcriptional regulation. Software tools developed by his lab include CENTIPEDE and GADA, which are used in DNase-I foot printing and copy number analysis.

• Email: rpique@wayne.edu
• Lab: Pique-Regi Laboratory