Summary
Greg Gloor is a Professor and Chair of Biochemistry at the University of Western Ontario with over three decades of academic leadership and 12 years framed as software/technical experience in computational biology. He specializes in computational approaches to protein evolution, high-throughput sequencing, transcriptomics, microbial diversity, and genetics, translating complex sequencing datasets into evolutionary and functional insight. Based in Ontario, Canada, he blends deep wet-lab knowledge with bioinformatics, supervising interdisciplinary teams and shaping departmental direction. Notably, his long-standing academic tenure reflects sustained contributions to understanding microbial diversity using modern sequencing and computational methods.
12 years of coding experience
PhD, Biochemistry, PhD, Biochemistry at Western University