I am a computational biologist, PhD researcher, and founder of Apixmed, working at the intersection of genomics, bioinformatics, and personalized medicine.
My research at the University of Groningen focuses on how genetic variation influences gene regulation and disease risk. I have contributed to peer-reviewed studies published in leading journals, including Scientific Reports and Genome Biology, advancing our understanding of molecular mechanisms underlying human health and disease.
Beyond academia, I founded Apixmed to bridge the gap between genomic science and practical healthcare. My work combines scientific research, data science, and product development to transform complex biological data into actionable insights for clinicians, researchers, and individuals.
WHAT I WRITE ABOUT
I write about genomics, personalized medicine, human biology, biotechnology, and the future of healthcare.
My goal is to explain how genetic variation shapes health, why people respond differently to the same diet, medication, or lifestyle intervention, and how advances in genomics are changing the way we understand disease prevention and treatment.
I am particularly interested in translating complex scientific concepts into practical knowledge that helps people make more informed decisions about their health.
CREDENTIALS
• PhD Researcher in Functional Genomics, University of Groningen
• Founder & CEO, Apixmed
• Author of peer-reviewed publications in Scientific Reports and Genome Biology
• Recipient of international innovation and entrepreneurship awards
• Speaker, mentor, and contributor to initiatives in biotechnology and personalized medicine
My mission is simple: to make genomics understandable, actionable, and accessible—because understanding your biology should not require a doctorate.
