About Me
I have a strong mathematical background: PhD in theoretical physics in 2007 at Moscow State University and University of Ulm. In 2011, I switched to Life Sciences and have been doing Computational Biology analysis since then. I did medical genetics and diabetes research at Lund University before joining NBIS SciLifeLab in 2016 where I have been expanding into Cell and Evolutionary Biology. Download my CV and list of publications.
My research interests are predominantly focused around applications of mathematical statistics and machine learning to biological and biomedical data. During my career, I have been working with diverse types of data analyses including precision medicine, transcriptomics, multiOmics integration, genomics, single cell data analysis, metagenomics, population genetics etc.
I have extensive teaching experience from leading a number of courses on biological data analysis. My teaching style combines regular presentation with live coding and mathematical derivations on white board, which is usually appreciated by the audience.
Diploma and Awards
