Currently, Lingyu Li is a Post-doctoral Fellow at the University of Hong Kong, where she collaborates with Prof. Yuanhua Huang on Bioinformatics. She received her Ph.D. at Shandong University, supervised by Prof. Zhi-Ping Liu. Additionally, She was a joint training Ph.D. student at the University of Hong Kong, 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.