Advisory & Computational Systems Biology

Dr. Qingzhou Zhang

Computational Systems Biologist & Bioinformatician

I build and lead computational programs that transform high-dimensional omics data into actionable biological discovery. My work spans single-cell genomics, spatial transcriptomics, and machine learning frameworks to decode the regulatory mechanisms of disease.

With 15+ years of computational biology leadership and first/co-authored publications in Nature Biotechnology, Cell Systems, and Nature Communications, I develop reproducible analytical frameworks for complex biological challenges.

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15+ Years Systems Biology
10+ High-Impact Papers (Nature / Cell)
5+ Open-Source Packages & Tools
Multi-Omics Single-Cell & Spatial Analytics
Open-Access Curriculum

Omics with Johnson 101

A rigorous foundational curriculum on the physical, mathematical, and statistical principles of bioinformatics. Move beyond black-box pipelines to deeply understand model assumptions, sequencing physics, and statistical overdispersion.

  • Master sequencing mechanics, error models, and foundational statistical algorithms
  • Select correct generalized linear & negative binomial models for biological variance
  • Design containerized, version-controlled, and reproducible computational pipelines
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Real-World Workflows

Case Studies

In-depth spatiotemporal, single-cell, and transcriptomic analyses.

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Software & Frameworks

Open Source Tools

Bioconductor packages, PyPI libraries, and automated bioinformatics workflows.

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Peer-Reviewed Research

Publications

Articles, perspectives, and reviews in leading peer-reviewed journals.

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