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- Sections: Research Interests, Education, Appointments, Selected Publications, Teaching, Grants and Awards
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Dr. Samuel Okonkwo
Department of Computational Biology, Ridgeway University
s.okonkwo@ridgeway.edu | +44 20 7946 1122
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 DistinctionUniversity of Lagos 2011 – 2015
B.Sc. in Mathematics, First ClassAppointments
Ridgeway University 2023 – Present
Assistant ProfessorWellcome Institute 2021 – 2023
Postdoctoral Research FellowSelected Publications
- Okonkwo, S., Vargas, H. (2025). Hierarchical priors for sparse expression matrices. Journal of Computational Biology, 32(4), 511–530.
- Okonkwo, S., et al. (2023). Benchmarking imputation methods for droplet-based assays. Nature Methods, 20, 1187–1196.
- 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}
\begin{itemize}
\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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