My research interests are evolutionary and comparative genomics. The aim of my work is to understand how the complex anatomy and developmental processes of animal influence the evolution of protein-coding genes. In particular, I am studying the relation between evolutionary rate and other parameters from gene size to expression levels.
Since 02.2012:
University of Lausanne (Lausanne, Switzerland)
PhD student in Evolutionary Bioinformatics
Group Marc Robinson-Rechavi
10.2011-12.2011:
Roche Diagnostics (Penzberg, Germany)
Trainee in Bioinformatics
10.2009-09.2011:
RWTH University (Aachen, Germany)
M.Sc. (Master of Science) in Molecular Biotechnology
Thesis (by Roche Diagnostics): Development of an analysis plug-in for a biological network visualization tool.
10.2006-09.2009:
RWTH University (Aachen, Germany)
B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) in Molecular Biotechnology
Thesis: Influence of quantitative polarizer light microscope technique on the efficiency of automated image classification algorithms at the application example of protein crystallization.
