Meyer, Miriah Dawn

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www.sci.utah.edu SCI INSTITUTE ● EXHIBIT ● EXPLORE ● EXCITE             EXPERIENCE ● EXCHANGE ●  SCIComputational tools are essential for deriving meaning from the deluge of data that we are faced with today. To facili-tate an understanding of the complex relationships embedded in this data, visualization research leverages the power of the human perceptual and cognitive systems, encoding meaning through images and enabling exploration through human-computer interactions. In my research I design visualization systems that support exploratory, complex data analysis tasks for scientific research. These systems allow scientists to validate their computational models, to under-stand their underlying data in detail, and to develop new hypotheses and insights. Currently I am working with biolo-gists who are analyzing large amounts of heterogeneous data from high-throughput sequencing technologiesMiriah MeyerVisualizing Biological DataAssistant Professor, School of ComputingA comparative viewer for temporal gene expression and molecular pathways.Pathlinewww.pathline.orgA multiscale browser for comparative genomics data.MizBeewww.mizbee.orgA tool for systems biology research into the development of Drosophila embryos.MulteeSumwww.multeesum.orgCollaborations:Comparing Gene Expression in Drosophila Embryos: Angela DePace, Department of System Biology, Harvard Medical SchoolFinding Patterns in ChIP-Seq Data: Bang Wong, Broad Institute of MIT and HarvardUsability in Next-Gen Sequencing Pipelines: Nicola Camp, Division of Genetic Epidemiology, University of Utah School of MedicineDATA VIS LAB

Visualizing biological data

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