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International Conference and Exhibition on Genome Science

Genome USA 2018

Jan 29-31,2018 ,Las Vegas, USA

committee

Members

Max M. He

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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Dr. Max He is Vice President of Medical Informatics at Simcere Diagnostics Co.,

Ltd. Before joining the Simcere Diagnostics, he was a tenure-track faculty member at

the rank of Assistant Professor in the Center for Human Genetics at Marshfield Clinic

Research Foundation (MCRF). He also held a joint appointment in the Biomedical

Informatics Research Center at MCRF and an adjunct Professorship in the Computation

and Informatics in Biology and Medicine (CIBM) at University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Prior to assuming his tenure-track faculty position, Dr. He served as Assistant Professor

in the Center for Human Genome Variation at Duke University School of Medicine with

responsibilities including leading development of a number of statistical methods for

analyzing over 4,000 whole genome/exome sequencing data for a number of studies.

The current focus of Dr. He’s department is on developing statistical methods, machine

learning approaches, and computational tools for genomic medicine and clinical

diagnostics. Several Big Data based toolsets developed by him and his team have

shown practical applications in which genetic diagnosis can potentially be applied in

clinical diagnosis and/or personalized treatment by the discovery of clinically actionable

genetic variants.

Dr. He was invited to present his studies at the American Society of Human

Genetics (ASHG) 2015 Annual Meeting and the American College of Medical Genetics

and Genomics (ACMG) 2016 Annual Meeting. His research has been published in

multiple high impact scientific journals and has been reported by American media for

several times

Current Research

Developing Big Data based statistical methods and tools for analyzing large-scale

high-throughput sequencing data

 Discovering genetic biomarkers for diagnosing and/or monitoring treatment

effectiveness in colorectal cancer

 Rapidly determination of bacterial and viral compositions for clinical usage
 

Interested topics

 Cancer Genetics

 Bioinformatics in Genomics and Genome Technology

 Clinical Genetic Testing

 Pharmacogenetics

 Prenatal, Perinatal and Reproductive Genetics

 Epigenetics

 Evolutionary and Population Genetics

 Genome Structure, Variation, and Function

 Microbial Genomics

 Statistical Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology

 Psychiatric Genetics, Neurogenetics, and Neurodegeneration

 Complex Traits and Polygenic Disorders
 

 2011 – Scientific Committee, Critical Assessment of Massive Data Analysis

(CAMDA)

 2011 – Faculty Appointment, School of Medicine at Duke University, USA

 2012 – Faculty Appointment, Center for Human Genetics & Biomedical

Informatics Research Center at Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation, USA

 2013 – Faculty Appointment, Computation, and Informatics in Biology and

Medicine at University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

 2017 – Scientific Grant Reviewer, Department for Economy, Science and

Transport, Welsh Government of the United Kingdom
 

Scientific Research with Dr. Kai Wang at Columbia University, USA

Scientific Research with Dr. Song Liu at Roswell Park Cancer Institute, USA
 

Peer-Review Activities

PLoS Genetics

Oncotarget

Biostatistics

BMC Bioinformatics

BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Frontiers in Genetics

Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences

Member of Editorial Board

International Journal of Advanced Bioinformatics

 

Membership

 The American Society of Human Genetics

 The American Medical Informatics Association

 International Society of Biocuration

Conference Organization

 Session Chair, Critical Assessment of Massive Data Analysis (CAMDA) (2011)