About me
My name is Kalin and I am originally from Karlovo, Bulgaria. At present, I am a doctoral candidate under the supervision of Prof. Gunnar Rätsch in the Institute for Machine Learning at ETH Zurich. During my bachelor’s in bioinformatics at the TU Munich and LMU, I worked with Prof. Julien Gagneur on rare disease genomics. I held a scholarship awarded by the Bavarian Ministry of Science, Research, and Art and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). During my master’s at ETH Zurich, I contributed to projects in single-cell analysis at the Functional Genomics Center Zurich and medical device applications at Roche Diagnostics.

My research focuses on understanding the gap between genotype and phenotype in rare diseases. I am committed to advancing machine learning research in biomedicine to improve clinical decision-making. A large part of the human genome is still not understood; hence I want to contribute my knowledge and time to the interpretation of multi-omics data.
I believe this is the key to more accurate disease diagnoses for patients, and, more importantly, the well-proven rationale for their therapies.

Research collaboration

I am very open to research collaborations and mentoring BSc and MSc students. Please reach out if interested.


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Some movies… Some books… Some quotes…

Well, I have to finish this resume in the near future…