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PI - Steven H. Wu
Steven Wu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agronomy at National Taiwan University (NTU). His primary research interests are developing statistical and computational models to address challenges in agriculture, metagenomics, and evolution. He was the head of bioinformatics at an agriculture startup in California, USA, postdoctoral associate at Arizona State and Duke University. With unique experiences in both academics and industry, he can get the best out of both worlds.
Contact: Email NTU Website Google Scholar GitHub ORCID Linkedin
Experience and Education
| 2017 - 2021 | BioConsortia, Inc. Davis, CA, USA. | Head of bioinformatics |
| 2014 - 2017 | Arizona State University. AZ, USA. | Postdoctoral Associate |
| 2010 - 2014 | Duke University. NC, USA. | Postdoctoral Associate |
| 2006 - 2010 (Eligible) 2014 (Applied for graduation) |
University of Auckland. Auckland, New Zealand | Ph.D. in biology |
| 2002 - 2006 | University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand | BSc.(Hons) in Bioinformatics |
Master’s students
Shawn Chen
Shawn is a senior student. He always sits in front of the computer, seeming like the chair and keyboard have trapped him. If you see him stuck in some trouble, don’t worry; he’s doing it voluntarily.
Rui-Ting Xie
Ruei-Ting is a senior student at National Taiwan University. He’s 23 and studying agronomy. The name on his passport was Ruei Ting Hsieh, but it seems like it’s too hard to remember or something, so it’s shown as Rui Ting Xie on the website (“Hsieh” is really hard to remember; he even spells it wrong himself sometimes). Now, he’s getting nearly killed by his project on protein sequences and excel class.
Rex Wang
Undergraduate students
Xiang-Lin Liu
Jonathan Liew
Undergraduate student in the Department of Agronomy, National Taiwan University. Currently focusing on a pathway project that uses semi-automatic query features to extract and connect the metabolic pathways from a list of enzymes.
Kuan-Yu Chen