Biography
Sang-Hyuck Lee has extensively applied his molecular biology skills to process a large number of samples on the high-throughput Illumina genotyping and methylation pipeline. Additionally, he has experience in quality control of raw data, imputation and GWAS analysis, and long-read nanopore sequencing.
He has been involved in the Genetic Links to Anxiety and Depression(GLAD) and Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI) studies, where he played a key role in the QC of genotyping data.
In 2022-2025, he served as the facility manager for NIHR BRC BioResource Laboratory & King’s Genomics. He continues to be involved as a bioinformatics lead in cutting-edge research at King’s Genomics.
He is also in the field of Eating Disorders as a part-time PhD student at King's College London, while also serving as one of the primary analysts in the Psychiatric Consortium Eating Disorder(PGCED) group for the freeze 3 data.
He is a member of King's Genomics, the Translational Neuropsychiatric Genomics group at King's, the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium (PGC) and the Eating Disorder working group.
Research interests
- Eating disorders
- Transcriptome
- Epigenetics
- Metabolic pathway
- Neurodegeneration
Research
King's Genomics
King’s Genomics provides biobanking support for both internal and external collaborators, storing a wide range of human biological samples.
Statistical and Computational Genetics and Genomics (SCGG) RIG
The SCGG Group brings together researchers at King’s who are developing and working with innovative quantitative and computational approaches for genomic discovery and its impact on human health.
News
King's launches new state-of-the-art genomics facility
King's Genomics is formed through a merger of two renowned research centres, designed to be a state-of-the-art laboratory facility at the forefront of...
Research
King's Genomics
King’s Genomics provides biobanking support for both internal and external collaborators, storing a wide range of human biological samples.
Statistical and Computational Genetics and Genomics (SCGG) RIG
The SCGG Group brings together researchers at King’s who are developing and working with innovative quantitative and computational approaches for genomic discovery and its impact on human health.
News
King's launches new state-of-the-art genomics facility
King's Genomics is formed through a merger of two renowned research centres, designed to be a state-of-the-art laboratory facility at the forefront of...