Barb Banbury is a computational biologist with 13 years of experience applying statistical and computational methods to translational immunology and genomics. She currently drives data-driven discovery at Adaptive Biotechnologies after honing quantitative skills as a statistical analyst at Fred Hutch and in multiple postdoctoral roles at University of Washington and University of Tennessee. Trained through a PhD from Washington State University and an MS from Missouri S&T, she blends rigorous academic research with industry-focused product pipelines. Her work sits at the intersection of statistics, bioinformatics, and translational science, turning complex immune repertoire data into actionable insights. Based in Seattle, she is comfortable navigating both exploratory research and production-scale analyses, often bridging communication between wet-lab teams and computational engineering. A detail not always obvious from titles: she has repeatedly transitioned from pure research into applied biotech roles, signaling a practical bent for moving methods toward real-world impact.
13 years of coding experience
University of Kansas
Master of Science (MS), Master of Science (MS) at Missouri University of Science and Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at Washington State University
A collection of R code for dealing with SNP data and analyses
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