Microbiome analysis workflow
An example record for a reproducible workflow, from input preparation to community-level analysis.
WorkflowMulti-omicsReproducibility
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Connecting environment, microbiome & health.
Exploring how the world around us and the microbes within us shape human health.
01 / LAB TOOL COLLECTION Tools for
Tools for
scientific discovery.
Explore computational workflows and methods for your next research question.
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Exposure–omics integration
An example record for a method connecting environmental measurements with molecular readouts.
IntegrationEnvironmental exposuresMulti-omics
View tool Microbial evolution workflow
An example record showing how to document a computational workflow for microbial evolution research.
Microbial evolutionWorkflowBioinformatics
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Explore data resources 02 / RESEARCH AREAS Life is interconnected.
Life is interconnected.
So is our science.
We bring multi-omics, molecular experiments, and computational methods together to understand connections across biological scales.
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Environmental Exposome and Human Health
Investigating the connections between environmental exposures and human health.
02Human Microbiome
Exploring microbial communities at the interface of environment and human biology.
03Microbial Evolution
Investigating microbial change through experimental and computational perspectives.
04Bioinformatics and Method Development
Developing and applying methods that connect biological questions with discovery.
03 / SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
All publications Ideas into insight.
COLLECTION IN PREPARATION
Our publication collection is being prepared.
Verified articles and research highlights will appear here.
04 / LAB BLOG Notes from
Explore the blog
Notes from
the lab.
Research notes, tool tutorials, and perspectives from the lab.
Our first posts are in preparation.
05 / PEOPLE & THE LAB Different perspectives.
Different perspectives.
Shared curiosity.
JiangLab connects environmental science, microbiome research, and method development.
We bring experimental and computational perspectives into the same conversation.
