Lingyu Li is a Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Hong Kong, working with Prof. Yuanhua Huang on bioinformatics. She is currently a Visiting Postdoc at Wellcome Sanger Institute, working with Dr. Omer Bayraktar on computational analysis of glioblastoma (Oct 2026–Mar 2027). She received her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Shandong University, supervised by Prof. Zhi-Ping Liu. She was also a joint-training Ph.D. student in Department of Mathematics at University of Hong Kong (Dec 2021–Mar 2023), supervised by Prof. Wai-Ki Ching.
PhD in Biomedical Engineering, 2019-2023
Shandong University
MSc in Computational Mathematics, 2016-2019
Shandong Normal University
BSc in Applied Mathematics, 2012-2016
Shandong Normal University
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Selected research highlights

CellLand benchmarks principal component-based energy landscape mapping on EMT-MET, Melanoma, and SERGIO-simulated datasets with prior regulatory network knowledge.

In summary, we have presented FineST, a bimodal contrastive learning framework for fine-grained ligand-receptor identification, which integrates histology images and spatial RNA-seq data to enhance signal strength and achieve synchronized higher resolution.

CNet-Cox embeds network connectivity into sparse Cox regression to discover connected prognostic biomarkers for breast cancer.

In this work, we provide a computational method of Boolean threshold network (LogBTF) method for gene regulatory network inference from single-cell expression data.