I am a bioinformatician and evolutionary biologist passionate about building tools that bridge biology and computation. My research focuses mainly on large-scale comparative OMICS and the development of open, reproducible software for the life sciences. I enjoy collaborating across disciplines, communicating science, and mentoring the next generation of researchers.
My work is driven by curiosity, a love for problem-solving, and a commitment to making scientific data accessible and understandable. I believe that clear communication and robust, reusable code are essential for advancing discovery.
You can check out my research projects, explore the tools I develop, see my approach to science communication, and discover my teaching philosophy to learn more about me.
