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Research

I work in computational immunology with the Uhlig and Dendrou labs at the Centre for Human Genetics, University of Oxford. My focus is finding meaningful structure in large-scale biomedical data — with knowledge graphs, machine learning, and patient data — to improve understanding and classification of inborn errors of immunity and inflammatory diseases such as IBD.

In parallel, I develop nanoCITE — Nanopore sequencing pipelines and computational tools designed to bridge research and clinical practice, so data-driven insights can become actionable in patient care. Earlier work includes hidradenitis suppurativa, keloid cryosurgery, and macrophage biology.

↓ projects
  • Inference of metabolic properties and transcriptional programmes across altered adipocyte/immune cell ratios

    Zouboulis V.A., Ullrich H., Kilian C., Homayon O., Adlung L.

    German Conference on Bioinformatics (GCB) 2023, Hamburg

    snRNA-seq analysis of adipocyte–LAM interactions across obesity states; proposing the LAM/Adipo ratio as a biologically meaningful sample-alignment metric. Affiliation: Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), Hamburg, Germany. Research thesis in the Adlung lab — linked to medical studies at UKE and the Digital Health elective track.

    bioinformatics GCB single-cell adipose macrophages poster digital health thesis

    → conference pdf

↑ papers

Papers by others that shaped how I think about the field — not my own publications.