Summary
Costas Bouyioukos is a computational biologist and assistant professor with 13+ years bridging systems, synthetic and evolutionary genomics through rigorous computational modelling and multi-omics analysis. Trained in biotechnology and holding a PhD in Computational Biology from the University of East Anglia, he has developed scientific computing frameworks to study how spatial genome organisation shapes gene regulatory network dynamics and chromosome folding. His work spans NGS pipeline development, CAD-like tools for genome architecture, and network-driven integrative analyses applied across plants and mammals, with roles at Université Paris Cité, CNRS iSSB and The Sainsbury Laboratory. Fluent in Python, R and shell scripting, he pairs deep programming skills with domain expertise in epigenomics and comparative genomics, and he also runs academic initiatives such as @parisepigenetics. An oft-overlooked thread in his career is consistent methodological development—from evolutionary computation in phylogenetics to practical simulation tools for exon capture—that connects theory to reproducible bioinformatics practice.
13 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MSc), Advanced Biotechnology, 98, Master of Science (MSc), Advanced Biotechnology, 98 at Agricultural University of Athens
PhD, Computational Biology, PhD, Computational Biology at University of East Anglia
Greek, English, French