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Dr. Samuel Okonkwo
Department of Computational Biology, Ridgeway University
s.okonkwo@ridgeway.edu | +44 20 7946 1122

Research Interests

Statistical genomics, Bayesian inference for high-dimensional data, reproducible scientific computing, and machine learning applied to single-cell transcriptomics.

Education

Ridgeway University 2016 – 2021
Ph.D. in Computational Biology
  • Thesis: Scalable Bayesian Models for Single-Cell Expression Atlases.
  • Advisor: Prof. Helena Vargas.
University of Edinburgh 2015 – 2016
M.Sc. in Statistics, with Distinction
University of Lagos 2011 – 2015
B.Sc. in Mathematics, First Class

Appointments

Ridgeway University 2023 – Present
Assistant Professor
Wellcome Institute 2021 – 2023
Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Selected Publications

  1. Okonkwo, S., Vargas, H. (2025). Hierarchical priors for sparse expression matrices. Journal of Computational Biology, 32(4), 511–530.
  2. Okonkwo, S., et al. (2023). Benchmarking imputation methods for droplet-based assays. Nature Methods, 20, 1187–1196.
  3. Vargas, H., Okonkwo, S. (2022). Reproducibility in single-cell pipelines. Bioinformatics, 38(9), 2401–2408.

Teaching

  • CB-410 Statistical Learning for Genomics: lead instructor, 2023–present.
  • CB-201 Probability for Life Sciences: lecturer, 2022–2024.

Grants and Awards

  • Wellcome Early Career Award, £480,000 (2024–2027).
  • Best Paper, International Conference on Computational Biology (2023).

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  {\LARGE \textbf{Dr. Samuel Okonkwo}} \\[4pt]
  Department of Computational Biology, Ridgeway University \\[3pt]
  \href{mailto:s.okonkwo@ridgeway.edu}{s.okonkwo@ridgeway.edu} $|$ +44 20 7946 1122
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\section{Research Interests}
Statistical genomics, Bayesian inference for high-dimensional data, reproducible
scientific computing, and machine learning applied to single-cell transcriptomics.

\section{Education}
\entry{Ridgeway University}{Ph.D. in Computational Biology}{2016 -- 2021}
\begin{itemize}
  \item Thesis: \textit{Scalable Bayesian Models for Single-Cell Expression Atlases}.
  \item Advisor: Prof. Helena Vargas.
\end{itemize}
\entry{University of Edinburgh}{M.Sc. in Statistics, with Distinction}{2015 -- 2016}
\entry{University of Lagos}{B.Sc. in Mathematics, First Class}{2011 -- 2015}

\section{Appointments}
\entry{Ridgeway University}{Assistant Professor}{2023 -- Present}
\entry{Wellcome Institute}{Postdoctoral Research Fellow}{2021 -- 2023}

\section{Selected Publications}
\begin{enumerate}
  \item Okonkwo, S., Vargas, H. (2025). Hierarchical priors for sparse expression matrices.
        \textit{Journal of Computational Biology}, 32(4), 511--530.
  \item Okonkwo, S., et al. (2023). Benchmarking imputation methods for droplet-based assays.
        \textit{Nature Methods}, 20, 1187--1196.
  \item Vargas, H., Okonkwo, S. (2022). Reproducibility in single-cell pipelines.
        \textit{Bioinformatics}, 38(9), 2401--2408.
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\section{Teaching}
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  \item \textbf{CB-410 Statistical Learning for Genomics}: lead instructor, 2023--present.
  \item \textbf{CB-201 Probability for Life Sciences}: lecturer, 2022--2024.
\end{itemize}

\section{Grants and Awards}
\begin{itemize}
  \item Wellcome Early Career Award, \textbf{\pounds 480{,}000} (2024--2027).
  \item Best Paper, International Conference on Computational Biology (2023).
\end{itemize}

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