Professor Ji‑Ping Wang

Ji‑Ping Wang

Professor of Statistics & Data Science, Adjunct Professor of Molecular BioSciences

Faculty at NSF‑Simons National Institute for Theory & Mathematics in Biology, Northwestern University

Research Interests

Bioinformatics and computational biology; Nucleosome mapping and positioning prediction; Epigenetics; Species number and population size estimation; Mixture models and computing algorithms

News & Announcements

Some Bioinformatic Tools We Developed

DNAcycP2

DNAcycP2 illustration

DNAcycP2 is an improved version of previously released DNAcycP for DNA cyclizability or bendability prediction trained based on loop-seq data after removing biotin bias using a newly developed data augmentation approach.

BoostMEC

BoostMEC visualization

BoostMEC is a boosting tree based approach, utilizing LightGBM for the prediction of wild-type CRISPR-Cas9 editing efficiency.

NuPoP

NuPoP output example

NuPoP is an R package for Nucleosome Positioning Prediction based on DNA sequence. The model is trained based on in vivo chemical map or Mnase map of nucelosomes.

SPECIES

SPECIES illustration

SPECIES is an R package that implements various popular methods in species richness estimation.

RiboDiPA

RiboDiPA diagram

RiboDiPA is a bioinformatics pipeline developed for differential pattern analysis of Ribo-seq footprint data.

DegNorm

DegNorm plot

DegNorm is a bioinformatics pipeline to correct for bias due to the heterogeneous patterns of transcript degradation in RNA-seq data.

Selected Publications

Contact

Office: Room 302, 2006 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208

Email: jzwang@northwestern.edu

Phone: (847) 467-6896 (Dept: 847-491-3974)

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