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Shinhan Shiu is a Red Cedar Distinguished Professor at Michigan State University, affiliated with the College of Natural Science. He specializes in computational mathematics and bioinformatics with a focus on genome evolution and stress biology. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. His research interests encompass systems predictive biology, which aims at developing computational algorithms to address complex biological questions. This involves the study of genome evolution which informs understanding of how genetic material changes over time, and the mechanisms through which organisms respond to various stressors. Shiu contributes actively to multiple programs including the Molecular Plant Sciences Program, Ecology, Evolution & Behavior Program, and Genetics & Genome Sciences Program, where he provides expertise in cell and molecular biology. His experience makes him a key player in the integration of computational tools in biological research, contributing to advancements in genetic and genomic sciences. His lab's work is pivotal in advancing research in plant science and its applications in agriculture and environmental sustainability.
Department of Psychology