George Dicenzo is an Associate Professor and microbial geneticist with eight years of academic experience, specializing in microbiology and molecular genetics following a PhD from McMaster University. He leads research at Queen's University where his lab blends experimental and computational approaches—work visible through an active lab website and GitHub organization that supports reproducible analyses. His career includes postdoctoral training in Italy and a track record of translating fundamental microbial genetics into publishable, collaborative projects indexed across Google Scholar, Scopus, and ResearchGate. Known for combining hands-on lab work with code-driven data analysis, he brings a cross-disciplinary perspective that often surfaces non-obvious insights from genomic datasets.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Microbiology, PhD Microbiology at McMaster University
A repository of scripts used for the analyses of the Ensifer sp M14 genome as presented in our article available through Genes (doi:10.3390/genes9080379)
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