
Computational Systems Biology Lab
@pengyiyang82
We study trans-regulatory networks, comprised of signaling, transcription, and epigenetics, for controlling cell identity and cell-fate decision.
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http://pyanglab.github.io/ 02-06-2017 23:33:16
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Scholarships for graduate study in our lab, or any of the other fantastic CMRI groups (Noa Lamm Dr Tracy Bryan Computational Systems Biology Lab, Stem Cell Medicine Group and Organoid Facility, Gene Therapy, and more), are open. If you are interested in joining our team, please DM or e-mail Tony Cesare.




I'm extremely proud to see our work on ensemble deep learning applied to kinase-substrate prediction using phosphoproteomics data published doi.org/10.1093/nargab…. This wouldn't be possible without Sean Humphrey Benjamin Parker James Burchfield and outstanding PhD student Di Xiao.

Thrilled to announce our work Computational Systems Biology Lab chunlei liu Genome Biology! 🎉Our paper delves into the crucial role of feature selection in scRNA-seq data analysis, showcasing the effectiveness of various deep learning-based methods. Check it out! : genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Our recent study (doi.org/10.1186/s13059…) highlighted the potential use of deep learning for selecting features in scRNA-seq data. Our new lab study (doi.org/10.1186/s13059…) by Hao Lawrence Huang, chunlei liu, and Manoj M Wagle examines their suitability and necessary improvements.


Look for a "wet-lab" postdoc researcher to join our ComputationalSystemsBiology lab at Children's Medical Research Institute. Send your app if you work with stem cells Stem Cell Foundation Stem Cells Australia Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research and epigenetics Australasian Epigenetics Alliance. Ads: seek.com.au/job/72141110. Close date: 10 Jan





From Carissa Chen on profiling brain organoids using trans-omics. With the Stem Cell Medicine Group and Organoid Facility and published in Cell Reports doi.org/10.1016/j.celr…. Look forward to a future where brain organoids model the human brain development and diseases ISSCR, Stem Cell Foundation, Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research

It was amazing working with Agus Salim (the brains behind the method!), Carissa Chen, Computational Systems Biology Lab, Melissa J Davis, Jean Yang. South Australian immunoGENomics Cancer Institute, Sydney Precision Data Science Centre, University of Melbourne, CMRI

1/5 Our review on Interpretable deep learning in single-cell omics is now out in Bioinformatics. Big thanks to all the co-authors and everyone who supported this work Computational Systems Biology Lab chunlei liu Carissa Chen University of Sydney CMRI Sydney Precision Data Science Centre Sydney Science Oxford Journals



Thrilled to announce the release of "BrainSTEM: A multi-resolution fetal brain atlas to assess the fidelity of human midbrain cultures" tinyurl.com/scbrainstem ! 🧠🧬 Proud to be part of this incredible University of Sydney and Duke-NUS Medical School collaboration with Alfred Sun and John Ouyang ! 🙌

And finally, Computational Systems Biology Lab and colleagues also share their experimental plan to compare algorithms for single-cell multi-modal data integration. doi.org/10.6084/m9.fig…