Summary
Xiaoyu Song is an Associate Professor of Biostatistics with a decade of experience applying statistical and AI methods to omics and public health data, currently based in New York and hiring postdoctoral researchers in AI/statistics for omics analysis. Trained at Peking University and Columbia (DrPH in Biostatistics, MPH in Health Policy), she bridges clinical, policy, and computational perspectives from bench to population-level inference. Her academic trajectory includes research and faculty roles at Columbia and Mount Sinai before her current appointment at Duke‑NUS, reflecting a steady record of independent methodological and collaborative work. Xiaoyu’s background includes global health experience at WHO and industry exposure at Johnson & Johnson, informing pragmatic translational research. Colleagues note she combines rigorous biostatistical theory with hands-on computational implementation for high-dimensional biological data, often focusing on interpretable, reproducible pipelines.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Public Health, Biostatistics, Doctor of Public Health, Biostatistics at Columbia University in the City of New York
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine at Peking University