معرفی
Dr. Khalique Newaz is a Postdoc researcher at Cosy.Bio and a member of the Computational Systems Biology (CDL3) group at the Center for Data Science and Computing, University of Hamburg. His work focuses on developing data and network science approaches to understand biological systems, particularly the impact of alternative splicing on protein interactions. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Notre Dame, USA, where he specialized in network-based computational methods for protein 3D structure analysis.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Notre Dame, USA (Thesis: Network-based computational methods for comparing protein 3D structures)
Research Interests:
Dr. Newaz’s research integrates computational biology, network science, and machine learning to address complex biological questions. Key areas include:
- Protein structure prediction and classification
- Systems biology approaches to aging and cancer
- Network analysis of genetic and epigenetic mechanisms
- Development of alignment-free computational methods for biological data.
Advising & Grants:
No formal advisees or grants explicitly mentioned in the provided text.
Labs/Teams:
He collaborates closely with the Computational Systems Biology group and is affiliated with Cosy.Bio, leveraging interdisciplinary approaches to advance systems biology.
