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lottensmann/README.md

Linda Ottensmann

Bioinformatics Researcher | 🧬 Genomics | 💻 Biostatistics

About Me

I'm a doctoral researcher interested in bioinformatics, biostatistics, genomics, lipidomics, and cardiovascular disease. I work with large biobank cohort data to analyze the genetic architecture of the human plasma lipidome and its link to disease risk.

  • Currently working on: Lipidomic profiles of smoking and alcohol consumption
  • Previously: GWAS of lipid species Nature Communications
    Examining links between lipid species and disease risk EBioMedicine
  • Background: MSc Life Science Informatics (University of Helsinki, Finland),
    BSc Bioinformatics and Genome research (University of Bielefeld, Germany)

🛠️ Tools & Technologies

Languages: R, Python, Bash
Frameworks & Tools: Cromwell, Docker, RMarkdown, Jupyter Notebook
Cloud & Platforms: Google Cloud, HPC

📣 Let's Connect

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