Haoyu Cheng
Assistant Professor
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Haoyu Cheng is an Assistant Professor at Yale University, specializing in genomic research. His recent work includes innovative methodologies for scalable genome assembly and analysis, focusing on both diploid and polyploid genomes. His research areas encompass the reconstruction of genome sequences, the identification of ultra-conserved sequences, and the development of reference genome standards. Cheng's contributions significantly enhance the understanding of complex human genomic structures and improve methodologies for genomic research.
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Collaborators (17)
Richard Green
Associate Professor
University of California, Santa Cruz
Ann Mc Cartney
University of California, Santa Cruz
Michael Schatz
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Giulio Formenti
Rockefeller University
Shuangjia Lu
Yale University
Olivier Fedrigo
Rockefeller University
Glenn Hickey
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Beth Sullivan
James B. Duke Distinguished Professor
Duke University
Daniela Soto
University of California, Davis
Xian Chang
University of California, Santa Cruz
Jonathan Wood
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Matthew Mitchell
Assistant Professor
Coriell Institute For Medical Research
David Porubsky
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Nicolas Altemose
Assistant Professor
Stanford University
Valerie Schneider
Head, SeqPlus Program and Deputy Director of Sequence Offerings
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Björn Grüning
University of Freiburg
ALICE MARIA GIANI
Weill Cornell Medical College
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