About me

I’m a PhD student in Genomic Medicine and Statistics at the Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics, University of Oxford. I am supervised by David Church and David Wedge.

I’m intrested in tumor heterogeneity, cancer genomics and epigenetics. You can read more about my DPhil project here. Briefly, I am investigating the role of chromatin organisation in endometrial cancer. In my research I rely heavily on statistical machine learning.

I like data viz and I believe that a (good) figure is worth more than a 1,000 words. In my free time I tend to look at various data trying to make sense of it. I describe some of my projects, for example exploration of COVID-19 mortlity figures, in the posts on this website.

I am a President of the #NGSchool Society. We are a group of computational biologists based all over Europe and beyond - our aim is promote and support science, with emphasis on bioinformatics. Last year, as a project coordinator I led the organisation of machine learning focused edition of our flagship event: #NGSchool2019: Machine Learning in Biomedicine - Autumn School in Bioinformatics. We recorder some of the lectures and made all materials publicly available on our website. This year, due to COVID-19 pandemic we organised a series of virtual meetings, while the in-person events are postponed until next year. You can find more about our projects here or on our website.

Before coming to Oxford I worked as a research assistant in the Zebrafish Developmental Genomics group at the International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Warsaw, and in Ratan group at the University of Virginia. I studied for BScEng and MSc in Biotechnology at the Warsaw University of Technology in Poland.