Summary
Kazuki Nakamae is a bioinformatics leader and chief bioinformatician with 11 years of experience applying combined experimental and computational strategies to genome editing research, including CRISPR and TALENs. Based in Higashi Hiroshima, he leads R&D and software design for MMEJ-assisted knock-in technologies and has developed a sequence-design tool to streamline gene knock-ins. His work bridges wet-lab and dry-lab workflows, from designing editing constructs to devising NGS analysis pipelines for precise assessment of editing outcomes. Holding a PhD in Mathematical and Life Sciences from Hiroshima University, he has progressed from PhD student to assistant professor and director roles, demonstrating both deep technical expertise and leadership in translational research. An underappreciated strength is his knack for turning complex experimental problems into practical computational tools that accelerate bench-to-bioinformatics integration.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mathematical and Life Sciences, 3, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mathematical and Life Sciences, 3 at Hiroshima University