Summary
Qiwei Li is an Assistant Professor of Statistics at UT Dallas with eight years of experience applying Bayesian methods to high-dimensional biological and text data. His work spans Bayesian clustering, nonparametric models, variable selection, and network inference, with practical emphasis on microarray and RNA-Seq analysis. Trained across top institutions in China and the U.S. (Tsinghua, Peking, CUHK, Rice), he combines rigorous theoretical grounding with hands-on computational implementation. Qiwei is exploring transitions to industry data science roles to translate advanced statistical modeling into production analytics, bringing both academic depth and programmer’s pragmatism. An often-overlooked strength is his interdisciplinary background in economics and engineering, which informs a pragmatic approach to complex data problems.
8 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy at Rice University
Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Economics at Peking University
Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering at Tsinghua University
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)
Chinese, English, Chinese