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== '''Research Interests''' == | == '''Research Interests''' == | ||
I | In my PhD, I have been focusing on understanding the following questions: | ||
1. Phase transition of fully-hydrated lipid bilayers. | |||
2. Self-assembly of antimicrobial peptides such as cyclotides into membranes. | |||
In addition to membrane-protein biophysics, I am also interested in understanding data from medicinal research such as clinical trials from statistical perspective. In addition, I am very intersted in statistical such as bayesian modeling. | |||
== '''Education''' == | == '''Education''' == | ||
Revision as of 03:58, 30 September 2010
Research Interests
In my PhD, I have been focusing on understanding the following questions: 1. Phase transition of fully-hydrated lipid bilayers. 2. Self-assembly of antimicrobial peptides such as cyclotides into membranes.
In addition to membrane-protein biophysics, I am also interested in understanding data from medicinal research such as clinical trials from statistical perspective. In addition, I am very intersted in statistical such as bayesian modeling.
Education
Master of Medicine (Biostatistics) Xi'an Jiaotong University [1], China (Sep 2004 to Jul 2007)
Bachelor of Medicine (Public Health) Xi'an Jiaotong University [2], China (Sep 1999 to Jul 2004)
Computer Skills
1. SAS9 for comprehensive statistical analysis. I am a certified advanced programmer for SAS9Verify.
2. Matlab and Tcl for scientific computing.
3. SQL and Visual Basic for database design.
Publications
1. Chen, R., Yan, H., Zhao, K.-N., Martinac, B., and Liu, G.B. (2007) Comprehensive analysis of prokaryotic mechanosensation genes: their characteristics in codon usage. DNA Sequence, 18(4):269-78.
2. Liu, G.B., Yan, H., Jiang, Y.F., Chen, R., Pettigrew J.D. and Zhao K.-N. (2005) The Properties of CpG islands in the Promoter Regions of Human and Mouse Immunoglobulin (Ig) Genes. Gene, 358: 127-138
Contact Details
Mr. Rong Chen
Molecular Biosciences Building (#76)
School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences
The University of Queensland
Qld 4072, Australia
Email: r.chen@uq.edu.au
