
Yilan
PhD
Expertise
method development to better understand the disease causes, applications of machine learning/deep learning in biology

Polygence mentors are selected based on their exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and unique ability to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers and industry leaders.

method development to better understand the disease causes, applications of machine learning/deep learning in biology

Public Health, Environmental Justice & Health Disparities, Healthcare Access, Global Health, Sociology, Epidemiology, One health, Environmental Exposures (Climate Change), infectious disease, Women's health, Immigrant Health

mental health, wellness, digital health/technology, business models, public health

Psychology, Social Neuroscience, Biology, Medicine, Pre-med, Medical school admissions, MCAT, Neuroscience

molecular biology, RNA, oncology drug development, RNA Therapeutics, cancer biology, C. elegans, aging research, lipid metabolism, translational research, public health

neuroscience, neurodegenerative diseases, addiction studies, behavioral psychology, cancer medicine

biomedical engineering/sciences, oncology, immunology, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine

Neuroscience, molecular biology, psychology, neuroinflammation, biomedical science

Pharmacy/healthcare-realted topics! (could be general medicine, healthcare, cancer etc.)

medicine, oncology, qualitative research, internal medicine, mixed methods, assessing psychosocial needs of cancer patients, addressing social determinants of health and quality of life for cancer patients, career advice

Cancer, optics, imaging, nanotechnology, engineering, chemistry, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, bioengineering, biomedical engineering, pathology, laboratory medicine, transfusion medicine

coding, calculus, modeling, online game creation, epidemiology, biostatistics

Clinical medicine of all topics, ophthalmology, oncology, cardiology, pulmonology

Clinical trials/research, Observational studies, Oncology, Anticoagulation, Family Medicine, Infectious Disease, Dermatologic malignancy, Outcomes-based research