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CBSU Staff

The majority of the staff is Ph.D. level researchers with broad expertise in various computational research techniques in biology and bioinformatics as well as in software development and maintaining advanced computing infrastructure.

Jaroslaw Pillardy  Facility Director of the Computational Biology Service Unit and Senior Research Associate of the Institute for Biotechnology and Life Sciences Technologies (Biotech Institute).  Joined CBSU in May of 2001 and reports to the Director of the Biotech Institute. He has over nineteen years of academic research experience in computational chemistry and computational biology with 42 published papers. His main responsibilities include facility daily operations, HPC in computational biology, BioHPC, developing software solutions for bioinformatics, managing computational infrastructure, consultations.

Qi Sun  Facility Co-director and Senior Research Associate of the Biotech Institute.   Joined CBSU in 2001 and has over nineteen years of academic and commercial experience in molecular genetics and computational biology. His main responsibilities include initiating and coordinating unit’s collaborative research, leading collaborative research projects, developing software solutions for bioinformatics, providing consultations in computational biology and bioinformatics.

Robert Bukowski  Senior Research Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in 2006. He has over thirteen years of academic experience in developing, applying and managing high performance computing algorithms. He published 43 papers in computational chemistry and bioinformatics. His main responsibilities include managing unit’s computational infrastructure, BioHPC development and management, developing software solutions for bioinformatics, collaborations in computational biology, consultations.

Chris Myers  Senior Research Associate of the Biotech Institute and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Physics.  Joined CBSU in 2007. He is engaged in various collaborative research projects in computational systems biology, with an emphasis on modeling cellular networks involved in regulation, signaling, and metabolism.  His responsibilities include: research; graduate teaching and supervision in the fields of physics, computational biology, applied mathematics, and computational science and engineering; and consultation in systems biology.

Minghui Wang  Postdoctoral Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in 2011. He is engaged in various collaborative research projects in bioinformatics, with an emphasis on a high-resolution map of recombination in maize.

Drew Dolgert  Research Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in 2011. He is engaged in various collaborative research projects in computational systems biology, with an emphasis on modeling cellular networks involved in regulation, signaling, and metabolism.

Katie Hyma  Research Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in March 2012. She is engaged in various collaborative research projects in bioinformatics, with an emphasis on a project ’Accelerating grape cultivar improvement via phenotyping centers and next generation markers’.

Yupeng Wang  Postdoctoral Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in May 2012. He is engaged in various collaborative research projects in bioinformatics, with an emphasis on a project ’Comparative Analysis of C3 and C4 Leaf Development in Rice, Sorghum and Maize’.

Hsiao-Pei Yang  Research Associate of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in August 2012. She is engaged in various collaborative research projects in bioinformatics, with an emphasis on developing a functional genomics approach to determine the contribution of rice transposable elements (TEs) to gene and genome evolution.

Yang (Jon) Zhang  Programmer/Analyst of the Biotech Institute.  Joined CBSU in August 2012. He is providing programming support for several CBSU bioinformatics project and participates in management of CBSU computational infrastructure.

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