My interests include statistical modelling, statistical genetics, programming using R and Python, reproducible analysis workflows, and topics touching on health, medicine and technology.
During my PhD in Life Sciences at University of Lausanne, I worked on the imputation of GWAS summary statistics supervised by Zoltán Kutalik.
For me the most enjoyable aspects of applied statistics are interdisciplinary collaborations that allow a glimpse into different domains.
In my spare time, I enjoy exploring nature by bike and contributing to open-source projects.
Tidyverse Instructor Certification, 2020
RStudio
PhD in Life Sciences, 2018
University of Lausanne
Master of Science in Engineering, 2011
University of Applied Sciences Winterthur
Bachelor in Engineering (Degree Program Data Analysis and Process Design), 2008
University of Applied Sciences Winterthur
Course material for R introduction workshop held at Open science in practice summer school.
PhD thesis material.
ggplot2 extension for visualising GWAS summary statistics.
Helper functions when working with GWAS (summary) data.
Collection of resources needed in statistical genetics: data, readings, software.