Anna Lee is a bioinformatician with 11 years of experience applying machine learning and statistical analysis to genomic and chemogenomic data, currently developing prognostic clinico-molecular biomarkers for localized prostate cancer at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research. She holds a PhD in Computer Science (Bioinformatics) from McGill and has a strong track record in normalization, batch-effect correction, and integrative analysis of copy number, RNA abundance, and sequencing time-course data. Her work spans evaluating mutation-detection tools in crowd-sourced benchmarks and uncovering drug mechanisms and genetic interactions through large-scale data integration. Anna combines hands-on coding (R, statistical methods) with mentoring and lab leadership, having chaired machine learning meetings and supervised students using project tools like Jira. Not obvious from the title: she began her career contributing C and Java software in biomedical and enterprise settings, giving her a rare blend of computational rigor and practical software engineering. Based in Toronto, she bridges academic rigor with translational cancer research to move models toward clinically relevant predictions.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
BMath, Co-operative Program, Honours with Distinction, Computer Science - Bioinformatics, BMath, Co-operative Program, Honours with Distinction, Computer Science - Bioinformatics at University of Waterloo
Sir John A. Macdonald C.I.
PhD, Computer Science - Bioinformatics, PhD, Computer Science - Bioinformatics at McGill University
Contributions:16 commits, 2 PRs, 9 pushes in 1 year
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