
Bipin Neupane
I am a Ph.D. candidate at Washington State University specializing in computational genomics, quantitative genetics, and plant breeding. My research combines large-scale genomic analysis, predictive modeling, and biological interpretation to advance trait discovery and crop improvement. I have assembled and analyzed complex wheat genomes, developed GWAS-informed genomic prediction methods, and built open-source computational tools such as WheatPost and neugene to support genomic analysis and candidate-gene discovery. With hands-on experience in Python, R, Linux/HPC, and statistical genetics, I want to apply computational and data-driven approaches to address challenges in plant breeding, genomics, and agricultural biotechnology.
Computational Genomics | Quantitative Genetics | Plant Breeding
Ongoing Projects
Whole Genome Sequencing, Genome Assembly, and Gene Annotation of Wheat Cultivar “Madsen” & “Pritchett”.
Assembling Adaptation - Associated Linkage Blocks for Restoring Population Specific Adaptation on Wheat Varieties
Cold Temperature Impact on Late Maturity Alpha-Amylase in Barley: Unraveling the Genetic Mechanisms













