معرفی
Julia Wrobel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Emory University. Her research focuses on integrating biostatistical methods with bioinformatics and public health challenges, particularly in spatial data analysis, cannabis pharmacology, and functional data modeling. She holds a BA from Swarthmore and a PhD from Columbia University.
Education:
- BA, Swarthmore
- PhD, Columbia University
Research interests span spatial proteomics, cannabis effects on human physiology, and computational methods for single-cell and multiplex imaging data. Her work includes developing tools like scSpatialSIM and GammaGateR for analyzing spatial molecular patterns. Recent studies explore immune cell clustering in tumors and THC's impact on driving performance.
Her 2024 Dean’s Pilot Innovation Award supported research into novel statistical methods for spatial and functional data. Collaborations focus on translational applications in oncology and public health, with publications bridging biostatistics, computational biology, and clinical toxicology.
Grants/Advising:
- Recipient of 2024 Dean’s Pilot Innovation Award
- Focus on interdisciplinary collaborations in bioinformatics
Labs/Teams: Active in Emory’s Biostatistics and Bioinformatics core, specializing in multiplex imaging analytics and cannabis-related health studies.
