About me

The biology is the hard part.

Currently, I am working on giving agents the capabilities to analyse real biological data and replicate experiments. We put the statistics first: we do not need to write every t-test from scratch, but rather show them the right context so that they can reach the right conclusions. Alongside it, I write and maintain open-source packages — MCPR, plotly.repel and CodeDjinn.

In brief

• 2026–    AI & bioinformatics, BigOmics Analytics, Lugano
• 2024–26   Postdoctoral researcher, Boeck Lab, Basel — deep learning for microscopy
• 2017–22   PhD, University of Cambridge — Floto Lab
• 2014–16   MSc Molecular Biology & Biotechnology, University of Groningen — Honours College

The full record lives on Google Scholar and LinkedIn.

Recent News

• I joined BigOmics in Lugano, CH to develop their AI capabilities. [01-02-26]
• My PhD main thesis work was published in Nature Microbiology. [24-11-25]
• I joined the Boeck Lab in Switzerland to develop a automatic image analysis pipeline to track antibiotic killing with microscopy. [01-01-24]
• I joined the Bryant Lab to develop lung-on-a-chip for the study of chronic infection. [09-01-23]
• I was awarded the Sandpit Cambridge Infectious Diseases award (£10.000) in cooperation with Felicity Crawsay-Williams, Daniel Bulh, Tomás Kappes and Pei-Yu Hsieh to develop smart probiotic therapies. [14-02-22]