Scientific work across disciplines

I trained in biotechnology and molecular health sciences before moving fully into computational biology. That background still shapes how I work: the modelling begins with the measurement process, the experimental constraints and the biological question.

At ETH Zürich, I have led computational analysis across CRISPR-based molecular recording, single-cell perturbation screens, metabolomics, metagenomics and multimodal cancer profiling. I work across the Platt Lab and the Rätsch Lab, and I am an ETH AI Center associated researcher. I have also co-led and contributed to proposal writing, supervised students and worked with collaborators across experimental, clinical and computational disciplines.