The rglab is currently looking for a scientific programmer and a postdoctoral fellow. We seek people with strong computational skills and interests in immunology and/or vaccine development. Please visit the Jobs page for more info. Note that the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is constantly ranked as one of the best places to work in academia.
Welcome to the rglab!
We conduct research in computational biology and statistical genomics with applications to high throughput biological assays and immunology. The rglab is located within the Vaccine and Infection Disease Division at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
The rglab at the FHCRC
The rglab has just moved to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC). We are now part of the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division at the FHCRC. We are located in the Arnold building shown on the left. We will be working on computational problems related to immunology and vaccine development. If you need to contact [...]
Paper selected as JCGS highlight of 2010
The paper “Combining Mixture Components for Clustering“, by Jean-Patrick Baudry, Adrian Raftery, Gilles Celeux, Raphael Gottardo and Kenneth Lo, was selected as a Highlight of 2010 in the Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics. We have used this methodology for clustering flow cytometry data, as implemented in flowMerge.
flowTrans available from Bioconductor
Greg Finak has just released a Bioconductor/R package for estimating and fitting various transformation to flow cytometry data. The package, flowTrans, has been designed to play well with flowCore and flowClust. This is just a start and we hope to improve the package in the near future, but we wanted to release it ASAP so [...]
