She received her Ph.D. in Biostatistics in 2007 from the University of Cincinnati. Her research interests are in developing statistical and bioinformatics methods for high throughput genomic, epigenomic, and proteomic experiments and other bioinformatic applications. Previously, her research has focused on the analysis of microarray data. Her current work involves developing methods for ChIP-Seq data to better assess the biological functionality of results, and methods for integration with other data types. Her lab also develops methods and tools for functional or gene set enrichment testing and is involved in the development of concept mapping software. Courses Taught