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Abstract
The Peking University Applied Mathematics Summer School is a program aimed at cultivating young talents in interdisciplinary fields. It was officially launched in the summer of 2002 and has been successfully held for 15 sessions. The summer school curriculum is based on interdisciplinary applied mathematics education, and the invited speakers are all well-known scholars in this academic field. This summer school covers four fields: mathematical physics, differential equations, scientific computing, and statistical science. Enrollment targets: young teachers, postdoctoral fellows, doctoral students, or senior master’s students.
Lingyu Li
Postdoctoral Fellow
Focus on bioinformatics, including but not limited to spatial transcriptomics analysis, sparse statistical learning and biomarker identification.