Summary
Chengxin Zhang is a bioinformatics researcher and algorithm developer with a decade of experience modeling protein and RNA structure, function, and interactions, currently based in Ann Arbor as a Graduate Student Research Assistant at the University of Michigan. His work blends computational prediction and sequence-derived engineering—ranging from structure alignment and interaction prediction to designing thermally stabilized enzymes validated by wet-lab mutagenesis and purification. Trained across Fudan, Queensland, and National Tsing Hua universities, he pairs deep molecular biology experience with PhD-level algorithm design in protein/RNA modeling. Notably, his background includes hands-on cloning and stability engineering of adenylate kinase, giving him rare expertise spanning both code and bench validation.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics at University of Michigan
Exchange Student, Biology, General, Exchange Student, Biology, General at National Tsing Hua University
Intern Student, Molecular Biology, Intern Student, Molecular Biology at The University of Queensland
Exchange Student, Exchange Student at Colegio Sao Jose, Tubarao-SC, Brazil
Bachelor of Science (BS), Biology, General, Bachelor of Science (BS), Biology, General at School of Life Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai
English, Chinese, Portuguese, Chinese