Lingyun Lyu
About Lingyun Lyu
Lingyun Lyu is a Senior Manager at Bristol Myers Squibb in Princeton, New Jersey, with extensive experience in biostatistics and a strong academic background from the University of Pittsburgh and China Pharmaceutical University.
Company
Lingyun Lyu currently works at Bristol Myers Squibb as a Senior Manager. Bristol Myers Squibb is a global biopharmaceutical company based in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. The company focuses on discovering, developing, and delivering innovative medicines to help patients prevail over serious diseases.
Title
Lingyun Lyu holds the position of Senior Manager at Bristol Myers Squibb. In this role, Lyu contributes to the development and application of biostatistics methodologies to support various drug development activities.
Education and Expertise
Lingyun Lyu has an extensive academic background in biostatistics and pharmaceutics. Lyu earned a PhD in Biostatistics from the University of Pittsburgh, where research focused on developing statistical models for clinical trials. Lyu also holds an MSc in Biostatistics from the same institution. Earlier education includes an MSc in Pharmaceutics and a BS in Pharmacy, both from China Pharmaceutical University.
Background
Lingyun Lyu has a diverse professional background in biostatistics and research. Previously, Lyu worked at Novartis as a Biostatistics Intern, gaining experience in a global pharmaceutical environment. At the University of Pittsburgh, Lyu held multiple roles including Graduate Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant, and Doctoral Dissertation Researcher. Lyu collaborated with multidisciplinary teams and contributed to significant research projects in biostatistics.
Achievements
During doctoral studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Lingyun Lyu published a research paper on biostatistical methodologies and presented findings at a national conference. Lyu developed a novel statistical model for clinical trials and received a grant for biostatistical research. Additionally, Lyu collaborated with a multidisciplinary team on a significant biostatistics project at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing.