Wei has a strong background in host-microbe interaction and evolution of microbial pathogens. He is interested in developing computational tools to more efficiently characterize the microbiome using metagenomic data.
Wei is broadly interested in evolution and ecology of microbes in complex communities using genomic methods. Before joining the Oh Lab, he worked with Dr. Dustin Brisson in the University of Pennsylvania to study host-microbe interaction and evolution of microbial pathogens. Presently he is developing computational tools that characterize microbes and microbial interactions more effectively and with less necessary domain expertise.
2011-2016 PhD candidate in biology, University of Pennsylvania
Advisor: Dr. Dustin Brisson
2009-2011 MS in Animal Science, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Advisor: Dr. Jun Lin
2005-2009 BS in biology, Fudan University, China
Advisor: Dr. Weida Huang
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