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Honglang Wang
PhD in Statistics, Dual PhD in Quantitative Biology Department of Statistics and Probability College of Natural Science Michigan State University Email: wangho16 [at] stt [dot] msu [dot] edu Move to Indianapolis as Assistant Professor of Statistics at IUPUI. New Homepage is Here. |
Brief Bio
I was born in Shaoxing, a beautiful and fast-developing city in China. I got my Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics from Department of Mathematics, Tianjin University in 2007. I studied in Center of Mathematical Sciences, Zhejiang University and graduated as a Master in 2010. I am now a Ph.D candidate in the Department of Statistics and Probability, Michigan State University, working with my advisors Yuehua Cui and Ping-Shou Zhong. I am also working with my advisor C. Robin Buell on the Potato Project for my dual PhD program in Quantitative Biology.See my Curriculum Vitae for more information.
Research Direction
In general, I am interested in statistics and its applicaitons in various fields. In particular, on methedology side, I am working on Empirical Likelihood (EL) approach in statistical testing, especially in Functional Data Analysis (FDA), High Dimensional Data Analysis and Missing Data Analysis. And on application side, I mainly focus on statistical genetics, including Next Generation Sequecing Data Analysis. In addition, I am also interested in Bayesian analysis, machine learning, graphical modeling and linear mixed models.Research Projects at MSU
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Unified tests for functional linear models and the transition phase from sparse to dense functional data
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A powerful statistical method identifies novel loci associated with diastolic blood pressure triggered by nonlinear gene-environment interaction [PDF]
Honglang Wang, Tao He, Cen Wu, Ping-Shou Zhong, Yuehua Cui, BMC Proceedings 2014, 8(Suppl 1):S61 (17 June 2014) |
