Junqing Xie

B.S.Med, MSc

DPhil student

Clarendon scholar, Jardine scholar

My DPhil research focuses on studying drug and vaccine effectiveness and safety using pharmacoepidemiologic and pharmacogenomic approaches from large real-world and Biobank data.

Before joining the NDORMS, I was awarded a Statistical Programming Training Fellowship (2018-2019) in the Clinical Trial Service Unit and Epidemiological Studies Unit (CTSU) based on the Big Data Institute of the University of Oxford. I obtained on-the-job training on developing well-structured and documented statistical analysis codes (mainly in SAS and R) that serve as a model for further work. During that time, I was involved in the project of using UK-Biobank MRI imaging data to investigate the effects of smoking on the human brain.

I studied preventive medicine at Shandong University (2015) and completed an MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Peking University (2018) in China.