Professional focus

Scientific research from first principles to polished products.

Rare disease and precision medicine

Mechanism, diagnosis, multi-omics, variant evidence

For teams turning patient-level molecular data into defensible clinical, translational, or product evidence.

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Statistical genomics and epidemiology

Population evidence, inference, cohorts, GWAS, WGS, RNA

For teams analysing large genomic cohorts where statistical evidence has to be reproducible, interpretable, and reusable.

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Clinical and regulated data infrastructure

Traceability, governance, secure biomedical data

For teams building clinical or translational workflows where data, analysis, and reporting must survive review.

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Biomedical software and scientific systems

Tools, platforms, reports, reproducible workflows

For teams that need scientific methods turned into usable software, structured outputs, and maintained systems.

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Deep-tech product and evidence strategy

Product judgement, evidence architecture, adoption

For teams turning technical biomedical work into a product, platform, standard, or decision system people can trust.

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From discovery to delivery

In life sciences, useful products come from a chain of decisions: what biology to trust, what evidence to generate, what method to use, what must be documented, and what users need before they can act. My career has moved through that chain in sequence. My interests focus on a practical view of discovery, evidence, implementation, regulation, and adoption as one connected system.

Scientific product lifecycle


Experience and collaborations

PHRT
SIB
SPHN
SwissPedHealth
Universität Zürich
Kinderspital Zürich
Vanderbilt University
Genomics England
Health 2030
EPFL
University of Leeds
Swiss Genomics Association
Switzerland Omics
University of South Florida
Roche
UCD
TCD
VentureLab