Clemens Hug is a research associate at Harvard Medical School with a decade of experience studying epigenetics during early embryonic development. He combines hands-on wet-lab expertise with quantitative data analysis in Python and R, bridging experimental design and computational interpretation. Trained with a PhD in Genome Sciences from the University of Münster and prior doctoral work at the Max-Planck Institute, he has a strong foundation in molecular and developmental biology. Based in Boston, Clemens has a track record of collaborative translational research across leading institutions including Dana-Farber and UMC Utrecht. He is notable for integrating genomic-scale datasets into mechanistic questions about early development, bringing both bench skills and reproducible coding practices to his projects.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Genome Sciences/Genomics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Genome Sciences/Genomics at University of Münster
Master’s Degree, Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology, Master’s Degree, Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology at Utrecht University
Bachelor’s Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Bachelor’s Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, General at Universität Konstanz
Guide for aligning deep RNAseq and Digital Gene Expression (DGE) reads using bcbio.
Contributions:9 pushes, 7 branches in 4 years 10 months
rnaseqbcbiogene-expressiongenomicsbioinformatics
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