Qing Qu
· Assistant ProfessorNew York University · Center for Data Science
Active 1969–2023
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About
Qing Qu is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. Her research focuses on advancing the understanding and development of data science and artificial intelligence, with particular emphasis on interdisciplinary applications. She is recognized for her contributions to the field through original research and active collaborations, working across disciplines to address complex problems in data science and AI.
Research topics
- Physiology
- Internal medicine
- Medicine
- Immunology
- Chemistry
Selected publications
Environment International · 2023 · 13 citations
BACKGROUND: Impairment of the hematopoietic system is one of the primary adverse health effects from exposure to benzene. We previously have shown that exposure to benzene at low levels (<1 ppm) affects the blood forming system and that these effects were proportionally stronger at lower versus higher levels of benzene exposure. This observation is potentially explained by saturation of enzymatic systems. METHODS: Here we extend these analyses by detailed modeling of the exposure response associ…
The Role of Metal Components in the Cardiovascular Effects of PM2.5
2021 · 1 citations
Senior authorCorresponding<p>Exposure to ambient fine particulate matter (PM2.5) increases risks for cardiovascular disorders (CVD). However, themechanisms and components responsible for the effects are poorly understood. Based on our previous murineexposure studies, a translational pilot study was conducted in female residents of Jinchang and Zhangye, China, totest the hypothesis that specific chemical component of PM2.5 is responsible for PM2.5 associated CVD. Daily ambientand personal exposures to PM2.5 and 35 e…
Guangdian gongcheng · 2020-07-03 · 1 citations
articleTerahertz (THz) imaging technology has shown great advantages and potential applications in the fields of biomedicine, security, and aerospace, due to its low energy, high transmittance, wide bandwidth, and unique analysis abilities; while low spatial resolution restricts its further applications. Recently, a high-resolution, high-throughput, and broad-bandwidth THz imaging method has been proposed based on the terajet effect produced by dielectric structures with appropriate refractive index. T…
2023-03-31
supplementary-materialsOpen access<p>XLSX file - 189K, Gene list of differentially expressed genes (DEG) (adjusted p<0.05) exhibiting more than a 1.15 fold-change difference in expression in the PBMCs of subjects with occupational exposure when compared</p>
2023-03-31
supplementary-materialsOpen access<p>XLSX file - 26K, Genes changed 1.5 fold in acute nickel exposure of PBMCs in vitro. Genes were changed for all doses of 0.25, 0.5, and 1.0 mM NiCl2</p>
Recent grants
NIH · $451k · 2011
NIH · $724k · 2004
Frequent coauthors
- 39 shared
Lung‐Chi Chen
- 22 shared
Beverly S. Cohen
NYU Langone Health
- 16 shared
Jingping Niu
Lanzhou University
- 11 shared
Max Costa
New York University
- 10 shared
Yanan Ding
Shandong First Medical University
- 10 shared
Stephen R. Schayer
King University
- 9 shared
Roy E. Shore
- 9 shared
Eric N. Liberda
Toronto Metropolitan University
Awards & honors
- CDS Faculty Fellows and Moore-Sloan Fellows at CDS
- Alumni of these programs now hold faculty positions at Yale,…
- Others have joined institutions that are actively shaping th…
- Previous Fellows and their subsequent positions: Jason Altsc…
- Pablo Barbera: Research Scientist, Meta
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