Stefan Rooke is a genome analyst and bioinformatician with nine years’ experience applying portable nanopore sequencing to real-world public health challenges. Based in Edinburgh, he combines lab protocol design, bioinformatics pipeline development and statistical analysis to enable mobile, decentralized surveillance of antibiotic resistance, particularly through field work in Western Kenya as part of the ZooLinK project. Currently at Public Health Scotland and a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh, he focuses on whole-genome and metagenomic bacterial sequencing to make ABR data actionable in infrastructure-poor settings. His work bridges academic research and public-health operations, emphasizing reproducible pipelines that deliver prospective, locally relevant insights. An often-overlooked strength is his ability to translate wet-lab constraints into pragmatic computational solutions that run outside traditional lab environments.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Science (MSc), Adv. Biological Sciences, Master of Science (MSc), Adv. Biological Sciences at University of Liverpool
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Biology, First, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Biology, First at The University of Hull
Contributions:10 pushes, 2 branches in 2 years 2 months
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Stefan Rooke - Genome Analyst at University of Edinburgh