Xing Yi Woo obtained her PhD in Chemical Engineering from the Joint-PhD program of University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and National University of Singapore. She did her postdoctoral fellowship in the Genome Institute of Singapore under the mentorship of Professors Edison Liu and Guillaume Bourque. Subsequently, she joined The Jackson Laboratory as a computational scientist and made significant contributions in a wide range of computational projects, including analysis pipeline development, clinical curation and downstream analysis of large-scale datasets of cancer and patient-derived xenografts. She has led analysis projects in cancer resources and consortiums, and contributed to publications in high impact journals, including Nature Genetics, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Cancer Research and Genome Research.
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