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Alexis Vandenbon

Computational biologist

Associate Professor
Institute for Life and Medical Sciences
Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kyoto University
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一緒に研究する仲間を募集しています。学生の皆さん、大歓迎です。
I am always looking for future students and collaborators to work together.
Please contact me at alexisvdb % infront.kyoto-u.ac.jp (replace % with @)


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Research Interests

My current research is focusing on three topics:

  1. finding interesting genes in single-cell and spatial transcriptome data (see singleCellHaystack on GitHub and CRAN, or the publication)
  2. finding biological insights in single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data. See here for an example.
  3. analysis of large-scale gene expression data, including removal of technical biases and inference of gene regulatory networks
  4. analysis of stimulus-induced changes in epigenetic markers and their effect on transcription
In addition, I have been involved in many interdisciplinary collaborations, especially involving the field of immunology.

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Teaching

Since 2017 I am teaching statistics, data analysis, bioinformatics, and R programming in Kyoto University.

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Career Summary

2022-present: Associate Professor, LiMe, Kyoto University
2017-2022: Lecturer, INFRONT (now LiMe), Kyoto University
2014-2017: Unit leader of the Immuno-Genomics Research Unit, IFReC, Osaka University
2012-2017: Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, IFReC, Osaka University
2009-2012: Post-doctoral researcher, IFReC, Osaka University
2009: Ph.D. in the field of Bioinformatics, University of Tokyo
2004: Master of Science in Molecular Biotechnology , Ghent University, Belgium
2003: Master in biochemistry, KHBO Belgium