Yujie Qiao

Yujie Qiao is a PhD student in Biomedical and Health Informatics at the University of Washington. She holds an MPH in Biostatistics from Yale University and a BA in Mathematics from Baruch College. During her time at Yale, she worked on projects spanning natural language processing and computational neuroscience. She then joined the Pritykin Lab at Princeton University where she studied a maternal health mouse model using scRNA-seq analysis. While working in the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center at Columbia University, she developed protein language models to predict HIV broadly neutralizing antibody resistance. Now in the Hadlock Lab, her research focuses on sex differences and frailty in aging. Broadly, her research centers on designing biomedical informatics approaches that use molecular and clinical data to reveal the biological processes shaping health across the lifespan.