I am a freelance bioinformatician with a background in genetics, logic & computation, and biology, and a foreground in theoretical genetics, nanopore sequencing, and 3D printing.

Observations about novel interpretations of data have encouraged me to hunt for comparative statistics that don't need statistics, and explore better ways of investigating and visualising raw data to explain why mathematical models don't always match the harsh reality of biology.

I use free and open source software, and am used to the ecosystem of bug reporting and constant, living software development. I am an advocate for diverse, open, transparent research that shines a light through the cobwebs of academic rigidity.