Summary
Iván Domenzain is a computational systems biologist with nine years of experience applying metabolic modeling, multi-omics analysis, and bioinformatics to both microbial systems and human cells. He holds a PhD in Systems Biology from Chalmers and has led research on metabolism–gene regulation links in neurodegenerative disease, including genome-scale modeling of drug toxicity in human cells. Comfortable at the intersection of research and software, he develops scientific tools for metabolic engineering and reproducible analysis pipelines. His roles span academia and industry—from teaching systems biology to driving R&D in computational biology startups—reflecting a knack for translating complex data into actionable biological insight. Based in La Paz, Mexico, he describes himself as a “punk scientist coding for life,” signaling a hands-on, unconventional approach to problem solving.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Systems Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Systems Biology at Chalmers University of Technology
Master of Science - MS Chemical Engineering, Master of Science - MS Chemical Engineering at UAM Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana