What on Earth Is the Microbiome? (Explained as If We Were Having a Beer) 🍺
You’re not just you: you’re an ecosystem. Over a beer, we explore what the microbiome is, what it does for you, and why losing the balance can mess with your health.
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Hi there —
I’m a bioinformatician specialising in microbiome research, epigenetics and multi-omics integration. I study how microbial communities interact with the immune system and influence infection, inflammation and health, translating complex biological signals into clear, interpretable insights.
I build reproducible analytical pipelines and scalable data workflows that support both academic teams and industry partners. My experience covers microbial genomics, resistome profiling, epigenomics and multi-omic integration, along with the development of R/Bioconductor tools such as dar and biocroxytest
I also apply machine learning and modern AI to reveal patterns that classical analyses overlook—from predictive modelling to biomarker discovery. My goal is to provide actionable, data-driven evidence that accelerates research, strengthens decision-making and drives innovation in infectious diseases, immunology and precision health.
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