About Bioinformaticshome.com - The Team
Martti T. Tammi
a.k.a Dr. Martti.
I received my Ph.D. in 2002 at Faculty of Medicine Uppsala Universitet and after I did my postdoctoral work at Medical Nobel Institute, Karolinska
Institutet in Stockholm. After that, I joined the National University of Singapore leading bioinformatics research at Department of Biological Sciences at
Faculty of Science, jointly appointed to Department of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Medicine. Sometimes in parallel, I also taught
and led research groups in various other universities. E.g., in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Sweden and in
the Philippines. Later, I established a bioinformatics research unit at Sime Darby Plantation Sdn.
Bhd. in Malaysia. Today, an entrepreneur with grand ambitions.
Since the 1990s, I have mainly focused
on designing algorithms; therefore, the ever rapidly increasing wealth of information, mostly arising from
massive amounts of various sequence data, and the prospects of associating these within the healthcare inspire
me to contribute to novel solutions to decrease costs and increase precision in healthcare. Back in 2003, the
data in the haploid human genome sequence gave many surprises. Since then, various groups around the world
have sequenced and are sequencing millions, and there are numerous formidable discoveries yet to come.
Peer reviewed scientific journal
articles.
Books and book chapters.
Dr. Khang Tsung Fei
I am a statistician who enjoys the art of data-driven story-telling. I am currently a senior lecturer at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences in University of Malaya, Malaysia.
Over the years, my interest in biology and medicine has led me to many fruitful collaborations and consultations (and friendship) with biologists and doctors. This is an aspect of my work that I very much enjoy. Working with diverse data types (e.g., sequence, morphological, ecological, clinical data) to produce integrated analyses, I have also come to appreciate the importance of the labor and genius of the data collectors, and that judicious use of statistics is key to meaningful analysis.
Dr. Lloyd Low
I am currently a Bioinformatics Data Scientist at Davies Research Centre, University of Adelaide. Prior to this, I was an Assistant Professor and Head of Products and Services at the Perdana University Centre for Bioinformatics (PU-CBi), which is under the School of Data Sciences. I obtained my Ph.D. in Genetics from the University of Melbourne and did my postdoctoral fellowships at Monash University. Currently, I am also taking a part-time graduate diploma in Biostatistics, which is a course delivered by the Biostatistics Collaboration of Australia (BCA).
My research interests are in the areas of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology, genome assembly, gene annotation, molecular evolution, and comparative genomics. The species I have worked on include fly, worm, human, primate, bacteria, water buffalo, and cattle. I have authored/co-authored research articles at internationally recognized, peer-reviewed journals, and I have presented my work at numerous international conferences. I am a co-author of two patents to the significant discovery of probiotic bacteria and related genomic analyses. Recently I have also written a practical handbook on NGS. I also have experience in creating e-Learning educational contents in Biology, teaching bioinformatics, biostatistics, and genetics to undergraduate/postgraduate students. I have taught and helped to facilitate numerous workshops on NGS and biostatistics.
Mr. Patrick Le
Currently, I serve as a website developer for a prominent Australian business bank, where I am deeply engaged in building and developing applications to meet the bank's digital needs. I also have had the privilege of acting as a technical consultant for a range of projects, each offering unique challenges and rewards. One of my standout experiences was spearheading an app development project for a renowned German food company, which eventually led to my promotion to Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the venture.
Apart from this, I have contributed to the creation of a website dedicated to chatbot technology and another focusing on the captivating world of biotechnology. For bioinformaticshome.com, my role is to lead and manage some technical aspects, ensuring a seamless and cutting-edge online experience.
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