Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
I develop and apply state-of-the-art computational methods to explore the interplay between genomic variation and phenotypic variation in plants, with an emphasis on the role of structural variation.
Group: Schneeberger lab (https://schneebergerlab.org/members/). Research focus: Assembling and comparing genomes of the Brassicaceae lineage
Worked on the project "Exploitation of Copy Number Variation for rapid improvement of abiotic stress tolerance in crops": http://www.nwo.nl/en/research-and-results/research-projects/i/79/25979.html
During this internship, my task was to develop a RNA-seq differential expression analysis pipeline and develop it into a web-application usable on the Platomics platform.
Subjects: chemistry, physics and mathematics.
Tutored VWO students in the subjects of Physics and English