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Khanh N. Dinh is an Associate Research Scientist in the Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics and the Department of Statistics at Columbia University (2023-present). He earned a Bachelor degree in Mathematics from the University of Sciences in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2009-2012). He then obtained a PhD degree in Mathematics at the University of Alabama, advised by Dr. Roger Sidje (2013-2018). Afterward, he was a Postdoctoral Research Scientist in Dr. Marek Kimmel’s lab at Rice University (2018-2019) and Dr. Simon Tavaré’s lab at Columbia University (2019-2023).

He has a documented track record in developing novel mathematical models and computational methods to infer how tumors evolve from DNA-sequencing data, toward improving patient classification and treatment. Most of his work is in collaboration with mathematicians and statisticians on one side and biologists, geneticists and physicians on the other.

Shuxin Tang is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Yanjie Chen is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Zihan Zhang is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Tianshuai Gao is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Zhuoxuan Li is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Keito Taketomi is a Master Student Intern in the Dinh Lab in Spring 2025, from the Department of Statistics (Columbia University).

Andrew Chan was an Undergraduate Student Intern as part of the IICD Summer Research Program (SRP) in the Dinh Lab in Summer 2023, from Case Western Reserve University. He has since continued working in the lab as a Postbaccalaureate Researcher.