Thomas Haverkamp

Researcher At Department Of Epidemiology at Norwegian Veterinary Institute

Oslo, Norway
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Thomas Haverkamp is a microbiome specialist and researcher at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute with 11 years of experience in bioinformatic analysis of microbial genomes and communities using high-throughput sequencing. He bridges lab and computational workflows, handling large datasets from all major sequencing platforms and driving projects that require clear communication between bench and bioinformatics. An experienced PhD-level instructor, he enjoys teaching microbial community analysis and sharing practical scripts and workflows via his GitHub. Based in Oslo, he combines deep domain knowledge in microbiology with hands-on computational expertise, enabling reproducible, end-to-end genomic studies.
code11 years of coding experience
bookMsc, Biology, Msc, Biology at Utrecht University
bookVWO, VWO at Christelijk Lyceum Arnhem
languagesEnglish, Dutch, Norwegian, German
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Github Skills (111)

os-agnostic10
ecosystem9
binning9
linux9
package-management9
python9
shotgun9
bioinformatics9
illumina9
conda9
pathogen9
metagenomics9
documented8
ncbi8
nextflow8

Programming languages (9)

DockerfileJavaC++ShellCNextflowGoPerl

Github contributions (5)

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Thomieh73/Useful_scripts

May 2015 - May 2019

Contributions:10 pushes, 2 branches, 20 issues in 4 years
NExtflow Pipeline for AmpLicons
Contributions:1 release, 25 PRs, 23 pushes in 3 years 3 months
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Thomas Haverkamp - Researcher At Department Of Epidemiology at Norwegian Veterinary Institute