Summary
Sam Nooij is a computational microbiologist and postdoctoral researcher with about 10 years of bioinformatics experience, specializing in genomics and metagenomics applied to medical microbiology and public health. He has driven research on faecal microbiota transplantation and viromics across institutions including Leiden UMC, RIVM and Utrecht University, combining statistical rigor with reproducible, state-of-the-art computational methods in Python, R and Linux. A certified Carpentries instructor and open-science advocate, he frequently translates complex analyses into teachable workflows and has been recognized for science communication and pitching. Notably, his work bridges fundamental biology questions and practical public-health sequencing tools, and has been featured in national media and institutional outlets.
10 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MSc, Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Master of Science - MSc, Biology/Biological Sciences, General at University of Amsterdam
Dutch, English, German, French, Japanese