Dr Michelle Simon PhD
Senior Bioinformatician
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she/her
Biography
Michelle obtained her PhD in Applied Bioinformatics at Reading University, focusing on the evolution of amino acid repeats (2006 – 2011). During her PhD she worked as a staff scientist at the Mammalian Genome Unit (MGU), Harwell, Oxfordshire and then she progressed to lead a small team of computational biologist in the Bioinformatics Department focusing on mammalian genome to phenome associations using a variety of ‘Omic’ data, on multiple therapy groups, as well as co-supervising doctoral and master students.
She is currently a Senior Bioinformatician at the Hub for Applied Bioinformatics (HAB). Within the HAB she collaborates with faculty members from clinicians to students, exploring new methods for multiomic data analysis alongside facilitating Bioinformatic studies.
Research
The Hub for Applied Bioinformatics (HAB)
Welcome to the Hub for Applied Bioinformatics @KCL, a place where big data are transformed into valuable knowledge that can drive scientific breakthroughs in the fields of life sciences and medicine.
Vigilante Lab
Our primary research areas can be broadly classified as: Use of integration approaches to uncover genotype–phenotype interactions; and,Use of single-cell RNA sequencing to study developmental and stem cell biology
Research
The Hub for Applied Bioinformatics (HAB)
Welcome to the Hub for Applied Bioinformatics @KCL, a place where big data are transformed into valuable knowledge that can drive scientific breakthroughs in the fields of life sciences and medicine.
Vigilante Lab
Our primary research areas can be broadly classified as: Use of integration approaches to uncover genotype–phenotype interactions; and,Use of single-cell RNA sequencing to study developmental and stem cell biology