Jiadong Mao
University of Melbourne, VIC, Australia
I’m a statistician working on biomedical problems using statistics and machine learning. At Melbourne Integrative Genomics (MIG), the University of Melbourne, I develop new computational tools to analyse big and complex ‘omics’ data from biomedical research. My current research program has two themes: modelling complex cell states and uncovering dynamics of cell state changes and disease progression. I work on single-cell and spatial omics data, and also longitudinal data (e.g. clinical variables and microbiome) from clinical trials.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Seeing the whole macrophage: A nuclear reporter redefines tissue-resident macrophage quantification, isolation and profiling (#231)
3:30 PM
Allison R Pettit
Poster Session 2
Is independent genetic targeting of macrophages and osteoclasts possible? (#205)
11:45 AM
Susan M Millard
Poster Session 1
ANZBMS 2026