Summary
Sergey Prykhozhij is a research associate with over a decade of experience applying molecular, developmental and genetic approaches to translational biomedical problems using zebrafish disease models. His work spans precise CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, generation of point-mutation knock-ins, and drug-screening assays, with outputs including high-impact papers and computational tools for guide design. He combines wet-lab expertise—from yeast cell-cycle and mouse ES cell work to macrophage/microglia imaging—with growing data-science skills (MSc in Analytics) to bridge experimental and bioinformatic approaches. Notably, he has led collaborations with industry and multiple labs to create and characterize disease-relevant zebrafish lines and developed software and analytic methods that improved precision genome editing workflows.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
individual MSc-level courses, Computational Biology, individual MSc-level courses, Computational Biology at The University of Manchester
Bachelor of Science (Honours), Molecular Biology, First Class, Bachelor of Science (Honours), Molecular Biology, First Class at The University of Edinburgh
Diploma (Bachelor's), transferred to another University, Biotechnology, 4.95 (ca 4 GPA), Diploma (Bachelor's), transferred to another University, Biotechnology, 4.95 (ca 4 GPA) at Belarusian State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), developmental biology, magna cum laude, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), developmental biology, magna cum laude at Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg / University of Heidelberg
Master's of Science in Analytics, Computer Science, Master's of Science in Analytics, Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology
English, German, Russian