Wenzhong Xiao
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School

Clinical application of genomics and proteomics; Experience in large-scale collaborative glue grant project – inflammation and the host response to injury; A decade of experience in highthroughput molecular technology and computational analysis.

 

Gordon Anderson
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

The software development in proteomics; Seven US patents since 1994; Over a decade of experience leading the informatics efforts at PNNL. This includes the data management and analysis of high throughput mass spectrometry based omics data.

 

Weijun Qian
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

The development and applications of novel analytical tools to better quantify the dynamic changes in protein abundances and protein post-translational modifications; One of 30 “rising young starts” named by Genome Technology magazine in its third annual “Tomorrow’s PIs” special edition; The National Institutes of Health Director’s New Innovator Award (2009); 2011 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).

 

Soyoung Ryu
Stanford University

Biostatistics; seven years of experience in the mass spectrometry data analysis including the development of statistical method for protein abundance measure, peptide identification using clustered mass spectrometry data, and peptide efficiency estimation.