Summary
Adam Nunn is an experienced bioinformatician and PhD with eight years in industry and a decade-long engagement across academia and applied research, currently supporting multi-omics and clinical trial analyses at Helmholtz Munich. He combines deep expertise in NGS, bisulfite sequencing and epigenetics—developed during an industry-based PhD and prior roles building best-practice pipelines—with practical skills in reproducible pipeline development, statistical analysis and data visualisation. Adam has led GLP/GEP study work and grant-funded applied research in agricultural biotechnology, giving him uncommon fluency in both regulatory study design and cutting-edge computational methods. As a trainer and software maintainer at ecSeq, he’s skilled at translating complex workflows into accessible tools and workshops for diverse audiences. Based in Leipzig, he brings a pragmatic, cross-sector perspective that bridges experimental biology, production-grade bioinformatics and scientific communication.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Bachelor’s Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, General at University of Portsmouth
HSDC Havant & South Downs
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics at Leipzig University
Master’s Degree (two years), Bioinformatics & Biology (double major), Master’s Degree (two years), Bioinformatics & Biology (double major) at Lund University