Aldert Zomer is an associate professor and bioinformatics leader at Utrecht University with 11+ years of experience applying (meta)genome analysis to comparative genomics, molecular epidemiology and AMR detection in zoonotic and clinical bacterial pathogens. He combines academic research—spanning a PhD in molecular genetics and extensive publications—with industry-facing consultancy, having supported Johnson & Johnson’s bacterial vaccine programs through genomic epidemiology and immunoinformatics. As a visiting scientist at the Quadram Institute and a WHO collaborator, he bridges laboratory, public health and regulatory perspectives to translate genotype data into disease-relevant insights. Notably, he has a track record of developing bioinformatics tools for trial endpoint analysis and linking bacterial genotype to clinical manifestation, reflecting both methodological depth and practical impact.
11 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Bioanalytical Chemistry, Bioanalytical Chemistry at Drenthe College
BSc, Biotechnology, BSc, Biotechnology at Hanze
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Molecular Genetics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Molecular Genetics at University of Groningen
finds and scores resistance causing mutations in long reads
Contributions:1 release, 1 review, 34 pushes in 1 year
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