Ian Dryg
Scientist Ii @Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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WORK HISTORY
Scientist Ii @Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Led computational analysis for collaborations with pathologists and research groups within the Center for Immuno-Oncology, participating in 4+ submitted papers and 6+ conference presentations to date- Contributed to software development of custom pipelines for analysis of ROI-based and whole-slide imaging based multiplex immunofluorescence data- Conducted in-depth analyses on various clinical studies, from mining and rearranging large multi-institution datasets to exploring hypotheses with individual research labs- Utilized python for data wrangling, analysis, and visualization of large datasets, including OncDRS (a database of cancer patients at Dana-Farber related institutions) and several single-cell spatial datasets from stained tissue biopsies of clinical trials- Performed spatial analysis of multiplexed immunofluorescence tissue samples to test hypotheses and better understand how spatial organization of cells affects clinical outcomes in cancer. Utilized our custom-made pipeline for spatial biology called Pythologist (python + pathologist)- Analyzed various RNA sequencing datasets using standard tools in R, including bulk RNA-seq, single-cell RNA-seq, 10X Visium Spatial Transcriptomics, and Nanostring GeoMx.
EDUCATION
Purdue University
Master's Degree, Biomedical Engineering
University of Washington
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioengineering
Purdue University
Bachelor's, Biomedical Engineering
SKILLS
ABOUT IAN DRYG
I am a computational scientist within the Data Sciences Department at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. I support the Center for Immuno-Oncology with computational and bioinformatics analyses. I am especially interested in digital pathology, spatial biology, multiplexed and single-cell technologies, and machine learning. Previously a postdoc at NYU Langone using CODEX mIF and single cell analysis to study melanoma metastasis; and PhD at University of Washington studying biomaterial - immune interactions.
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