معرفی
Jung-Ying Tzeng is a Professor in the Department of Statistics at North Carolina State University (NC State) and a Fellow of the American Statistical Association. She holds visiting professorships at National Taiwan University and National Cheng-Kung University. Her research focuses on statistical genetics, developing methods for genetic epidemiology, CNV analysis, and integrative omics data analysis. She has contributed to advancements in gene-set analysis, microbiome association testing, and pharmacogenetic modeling.
Education: Ph.D. in Statistics from Carnegie Mellon University (2003). Key roles include Principal Investigator on grants such as NIH RF1AG074328 and co-Investigator on U24AG041689. Awards include the ASA Fellowship.
Research Interests: Statistical methods for complex diseases, marker-set association testing, and rare variant analysis. Notable software includes SIMreg, SEAGLE, and CCRET.
Grants and Funding: Over 10 grants spanning Alzheimer’s research, environmental epigenetics, and multi-omics analysis. Collaborations include NIH initiatives and international biobanks.
Labs/Teams: Active in the Bioinformatics Research Center at NC State, focusing on statistical genetics and computational biology.
