I am a Researcher at the Department of Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Sweden. I develop probabilistic models that bring together computational, experimental and clinical evidence to support decision-making in medical research. My long-term goal is to advance precision medicine through robust patient-level prediction, with careful attention to uncertainty and how well models perform across populations and settings.
My research connects statistical machine learning, modelling of real-world health data and AI in health. I take a transdisciplinary approach: bringing methods, data and scientific perspectives together to understand complex biological and clinical systems. Reliability, reproducibility and meaningful interpretation guide this work.
My experience spans academic research, scientific software development and research computing infrastructure. Working with biologists, clinicians, epidemiologists, physicists and computer scientists has shaped how I connect methodological questions with practical research needs, from molecular and imaging studies to clinical cohorts and registries.
Across my career, I have worked on:
- Protein structure modelling
- Genetic variation and disease-related biological pathways
- Neuroimaging and functional MRI
- Biomedical registries and clinical cohort data
- Longitudinal modelling, survival analysis and patient outcome prediction
Here you can explore my research papers and reports, teaching materials, external activities and blog posts. I welcome opportunities for collaboration and scientific discussion.
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