Chang Su

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Emory University. My research aims to develop statistical methodologies to understand the functional organization of genes and its dynamic changes across contexts (e.g. disease, developmental stages) in specific cell types with single cell multi-omics data. My recent work has focused on gene network inference with bulk and single cell RNA sequencing data. I am also generally interested in the integration of genetics and single cell multi-omics and the statistical modeling of single cell sequencing data.

Prior to Emory, I received my Ph.D. training in Biostatistics at Yale School of Public Health, where I was co-advised by Dr. Hongyu Zhao and Dr. Zhou Fan. 

I am looking forward to working with students on methodology and analysis projects. Feel free to contact me if you are a student interested in single cell genomics and genetics!