A bioinformatician on my team is always looking to grow and improve their skills. These checklists help identify the skills to develop and the knowledge to acquire

In 2026, I am leading the Bioinformatics Department at BostonGene. In addition to our core work — client projects — we run a small research program within the department to deepen our expertise in oncology

BostonGene together with the Russian-Armenian University launched bioinformatics courses. The goal is to recruit junior bioinformaticians to the company

Mycosis fungoides, or cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, is a cancer in which deranged T lymphocytes start proliferating in the skin

Chronos is a database of NGS data and a web service that makes it possible to work with this database

Context Bladder cancer is quite common and for some reason it responds poorly to immuno-oncology drugs, although in many cancers such therapy is already the standard

Part of a bioinformatician’s work in a biotech company is scientific research on topical subjects that the R&D department develops itself or at the client’s request

In 2024, I worked as the head of a group of bioinformaticians at BostonGene. Part of our department’s work involves scientific research on topical subjects that we either generate ourselves or receive...

In 2025, I lead a bioinformatics and NGS data analytics department. Over the year, our team supported 26 abstracts and 4 papers — we processed data, formulated and tested hypotheses