Myung Chang Lee

Myung Chang Lee (Noah Lee) is a Senior Data Scientist at Danaher Diagnostics. He completed his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences (High Honors) at Dartmouth, where he researched glioma self-renewal under the direction of Drs. Damian Almiron-Bonnin, Matthew Havrda, and Mark Israel. He obtained a Ph.D. in Cancer Biology from Stanford University, where he applied bioinformatics pipelines and in vivo CRISPR screening models to characterize candidate drivers of small cell lung cancer at Dr. Julien Sage's laboratory. He continued his work on small cell lung cancer as a postdoc at Genentech, with dual affiliation and mentorship in computational sciences (with Dr. Barzin Nabet) and translational medicine (experimental cancer immunology with Dr. Robert Johnston). At Danaher Diagnostics, Noah is now focused on building AI-driven tools to accelerate scientific progress, combining his bioinformatics, wet-lab, and oncology backgrounds to deliver automation solutions lessening scientists' p