Mayetri Gupta joined the Biostatistics department in September 2007. Previously she was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and the Center for Genome Sciences at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill. Her research focus is at the interface of Statistics and Computational Biology, addressing high-dimensional and missing data problems in genomics and bioinformatics, especially relating to gene regulation. Her methodological work includes the development of several novel statistical methods for the discovery of transcription factor binding sites from DNA sequence in a variety of genomes, ranging from bacteria to human. More recently, she has been involved in the development of Bayesian methodologies for the discovery of gene regulatory networks combining multiple genomic data types, and discovery and analysis of chromatin features from high throughput data from genome tiling arrays. Her other statistical research interests include Bayesian model and variable selection, Bayesian methods for clustering and classification and inference in hidden Markov and other latent class models. For more information about Dr.Gupta's work, please visit http://people.bu.edu/gupta/. Dr. Gupta also serves as a Bioinformatics mentor for the Biostatistics Training Grant in the department of Biostatistics.
|
|