Baolin Wu :: UmnHome

I received my Ph.D. in Biostatistics from Yale University in May 2004. Before that I got the B.S. degree in Probability & Statistics from Peking University of China in July 1999. You can see a version of my CV.

Research

I am mainly interested in developing statistical and computational tools to help solve scientific problems in molecular biology and genetics. Currently my research interests are in the following areas:

Some papers and manuscripts

Teaching

PubH 5465 Biostat Regresion - Fall 2004
PubH 5467 Analysis of Categorical Data - Spring 2005
PubH 7405 Biostat Regresion - Fall 2005, Fall 2006
PubH 8400 Linear Models - Fall 2010

Computing

R is a great open-source implementation of the S language, which also underlies the commercial Splus software. There are lots of add-on packages for R.
Bioconductor is an open source and open development software project for the analysis and comprehension of genomic data based on the R environment.

Other Stuff

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