Summary
Julien Moehlin is a bioinformatics research associate with 10 years of experience applying computational methods to molecular and cellular biology, currently focused on neurodegenerative disease research at Inserm/University of Strasbourg. He combines strong IT and wet-lab understanding to build end-to-end in silico solutions—pipelines, spatial transcriptomics tools, and R/Shiny dashboards—for large-scale NGS, proteomics and single-cell datasets. His work spans algorithm development (demultiplexing, clustering), neighborhood analysis with machine learning, and pathway-level interpretation, and he regularly teaches bioinformatics to PhD students. Julien has a track record of shipping practical tools from Genoscope to Inserm, including a graphical spatial-transcriptomics analyzer and database maintenance for NGS QC. He also communicates science to wider audiences (Pint of Science speaker) and brings hands-on modeling experience from structural and mass-spectrometry projects. This blend of computational rigor, teaching, and public engagement makes him adept at turning complex biological data into actionable insights.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s degree in Bioinformatic, Master’s degree in Bioinformatic at Université de Strasbourg
Baccalaureate in Science, Baccalaureate in Science at Lambert High School, Mulhouse
French, English, German