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Michael Wendl is one of the original Human Genome Project scientists and applies mathematical & statistical theory to important problems in medicine and engineering. He works to rapidly advance the science of cancer genomics, from signal analysis of raw genome sequencing and proteomics data, to inferential analysis and model building, to clinical translation. Dr. Wendl is a proponent of math/science literacy for the general public and active in policy issues related to education, including through the Wendl Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity promoting educational opportunities for disadvantaged children within the City of St Louis unified school district.
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Affiliations: Dept. of Genetics, Dept. of Mathematics, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Li Ding Cancer Laboratory, McDonnell Genome Institute
Washington University Locations: most days at Couch Hall 3202, but some days at Forest Park Bldg. 5116A (this is controlled access, not open to public) |
LinksUTILITY: Web of Science, Olin Library, DBBS seminars, WebFac, JSTOR, NIH biosketch,
INSTITUTE INTERNALS: WU-Box, Confluence Portal, MCW at MGI wiki, MGI data dashboard, TVAP development site, RT tickets, Wustl One
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About Contacting Me: I get lots of e-mail, most of which is automatically filtered. If you are a student and I have not responded, please re-send your message from your university email account to by-pass the spam filter. The best way to reach me for anything important is US (postal) mail. I do not accept LinkedIn requests from those I don't know, nor from current students (because of obvious problems of appearance). Apologies for any inconvenience.
