High-throughput technologies to collect global measurements of biological systems have taken a prominent place in biological research and new data analysis approaches are needed to identify meaningful patterns in the massive amounts of data that are being collected.
The goal of my research is the development of bioinformatics approaches building on information visualization and machine learning techniques that enable biologists to efficiently gain insight and derive knowledge from such large-scale data sets.
Have a look at my CV for more information about my background and experience or check out my research pages and publication list.
About
I am a PhD student at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) and the University of Cambridge. My advisor is Alvis Brazma.
High-throughput technologies to collect global measurements of biological systems have taken a prominent place in biological research and new data analysis approaches are needed to identify meaningful patterns in the massive amounts of data that are being collected.
The goal of my research is the development of bioinformatics approaches building on information visualization and machine learning techniques that enable biologists to efficiently gain insight and derive knowledge from such large-scale data sets.
Have a look at my CV for more information about my background and experience or check out my research pages and publication list.