Group Members
Master’s research assistant working on
advancing the accessibility of the group’s computational tools.
Postdoc developing accessible computational tools and methods for single-cell -omics data.
PhD student in Biomedical Sciences. She
is working on methods for high-parameter, longitudinal immune data.
PhD student in Biostatistics. He is
developing more interpretable models for analyzing dyamics from
single-cell data.
Master’s research assistant currently working on computational methods for single-cell data
PhD student in Biostatistics. She is
developing models for identifying marker genes in scRNA-seq data from
complex experimental designs.
PhD student in Biostatistics. He is
developing models for identifying genetic perturbations in scRNA-seq
data.
Undergraduate research assistant working on methods for single-cell data.
Alumni
BS, 2022 | Next: PhD Student, Quantitative Psychology at USC
BS, 2022 | Next: MS Student, Data Science and Visual Analytics at Georgia Tech
BS, 2020 | Next: PhD Student, Biostatistics at Harvard University
MS, 2020 | Next: PhD Student, Pharmaceutical Science at UF
Join the Group
If you are a current graduate student at UF interested in working with me on developing methods and software for analyzing genomic data, please feel free to email me (rbacher@ufl.edu) to discuss.
For prospective graduate students, if you’re interested in working with me specifically then send me an email describing your interests along with your CV. Note you must also meet the qualifications for admittance to the Department of Biostatistics PhD program and be accepted into the program. More information is available here.
Often we have projects that might work well for undergraduate students. If you have coursework in statistics, computer science, or mathematics and some experience programming, send me an email (rbacher@ufl.edu) to discuss.