Science, data, and people.
A computational biology lab at Western University. We maintain both a wet lab (sample processing, single-cell profiling) and a dry lab (high-throughput data analysis).
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anatomy & Cell Biology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University; cross-appointed in Biochemistry and Oncology. Affiliate Scientist, London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute & Children's Health Research Institute. PhD in molecular epidemiology (Tromsø / Paris-Sud XI). Previously Research Scientist at McGill, Concordia, and UiT. Works at the boundary of epidemiology, single-cell genomics, and computational biology.
Students join the Anatomy & Cell Biology or Biochemistry graduate programs. Computational students can join the Collaborative Specialization in Machine Learning in Health and Biomedical Sciences. Regular one-on-ones, group meetings, and journal clubs.
We help trainees translate biological questions into quantitative exploration. We teach R, Python, molecular profiling, and single-cell technologies. We share wet-lab and dry-lab resources with the Hallett lab.
Science is fascinating and fun. Big questions and day-to-day joy.
Research gets hard. There's always something to learn.
Open science, open code, open to being wrong.
Honest discussion about data, results, and lab life.
