I am Yuanyue Li, a bioinformatics scientist with a passion for understanding the molecular mechanisms of life by combining experimental and computational methods. I hope my research can help to answer those questions: 1) How many different molecules are there in a cell? 2) How do they interact with each other? 3) How do they work together to make a cell functional?
Mass spectrometry is a powerful tool for measuring molecules with high sensitivity and accuracy. Therefore, I use mass spectrometry as my primary tool to measure molecules. I have developed serval methods to maximize the capabilities of mass spectrometry in life science research. Feel free to visit my GitHub page to try out the tools I’ve developed.
I grew up and received my doctoral degree in China, then enjoyed three years of postdoctoral training in Germany, and I am currently working in the United States. In my spare time, I enjoy exploring the world with my wife and our two daughters.
Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2014
Xiamen University
B.Sc. in Life Science, 2008
Xiamen University