I am a bioinformatician with multidisciplinary training in biostatistics, computer science, and biology. My research focuses on identifying epigenomic biomarkers linking environmental exposures and lifestyle behaviors (including air pollution, diet, and physical activity) with various aging-related disease development (including cancer, cardiovascular diseases, and dementia) using data generated from population cohorts and clinical trials. My recent work has begun to explore the role of methylation in virus-associated cancers and cardiovascular risks/diseases among cancer survivors.