Liming Liang's Home Page
I'm a former Ph.D. student under the supervision of Dr. Gonçalo Abecasis. I am currently an assistant professor at Harvard School of Public Health. My research is focused on developing the computational and statistical tools required for understanding human genetic variation, with a particular focus on complex human disease. Applied projects currently focus on the genetic matching for case-control samples, whole genome simulator, genetics of asthma and eczema, and genome-wide association study of global gene expression. I am also developing methods to analyze shotgun sequence data for the 1000 Genomes project.
Publications	Recent research articles.
GENOME	A rapid coalescent-based whole genome simulator.
mRNA by SNP Browser	A browser to query results from a genome-wide association study of global gene expression.
BestRepeat	The R package to calculate the optimal number of repeated measures for quantitative trait linkage analysis.
GSM	Genotype-based matching to correct for population stratification in large-scale case-control Genetic Association Studies.
MQLS	The MQLS program for case-control association testing with related individals using genotype or allele dosage data
eQTL imputation analysis	Gene expression analysis based on imputed HapMap genotypes