Aedin Culhane is a computational genomics leader with 11 years of professional experience driving digital oncology and cancer data science initiatives across academia and national infrastructure. Based in Limerick, he directs the Limerick Digital Cancer Research Centre, serves as Professor of Cancer Genomics at the University of Limerick, and recently became Head of Node for ELIXIR Ireland while co-founding OHDSI-Ireland to advance interoperable health data. His career blends deep research at institutions like Harvard, Dana-Farber and EMBL-EBI with practical open-science stewardship—co-chairing Bioconductor community governance and launching programmatic R/Bioconductor meetups. He is known for translating multivariate genomics methods into widely used tools (e.g., the made4 Bioconductor package) and for building cross-border cancer informatics programmes across the island of Ireland.
11 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
PhD (BBSRC CASE program with Pfizer (Parke Davis)), PhD (BBSRC CASE program with Pfizer (Parke Davis)) at The University of Manchester
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