Biography
Roman Tremmel investigates genetic factors contributing to drug variability regarding metabolism and response such as adverse events. His research covers clinical studies, GWAS and OMICS technologies including NGS, microarrays, transcriptomics, metabolomics as well as all kind of large databases. He enjoys data. Generating (yes, in the wet-lab e.g. high-throuput qPCR or arrays), statistically analyzing, visualizing, and even cleaning it. He does these things with some combination of R, Shiny and bash scripts. He frequently collaborates with researchers around the world who study bioinformatics, implementation strategies, and translational science. Passionate about integrating pharmacogenetic testing into clinical settings.
PhD in Pharmacogenomics, 2016
Dr. Margarte Fischer-Bosch Institute of Clinical Pharmacology & University of Hohenheim
Diploma in Genetics, 2010
University of Hohenheim
Experience
Responsibilities include:
- Implementing pharmacogenomics into the clinics
- Artificial intelligence to identify novel markers of drug response
Responsibilities include:
- Clinical pharmacogenomics
- Data analsyis using machine learning
Responsibilities include:
- Bioinformatics
- Data analsyis
Responsibilities include:
- Data analsyis including GWAS, OMICS, and databases
- Molecular biology including ELISA, qPCRs, Microarrays and NGS
Responsibilities include:
- Molecular genetics including cloning, PCRs, Y2Hs and WesternBlot analyses
- Tutor for genetics
