This summary is aimed at giving the reader some insight into what my main interests are and would like to do if I got to descide. The summary should provide a more thorough view of my background.
Java (J2SE,J2EE), HTML, CSS, WebServices, Python, Darwin, UML, C++, SQL, Gene Regulation, Phylogeny, Microarrays, Sequence analysis, Structure Analysis.
During the work with my Cand.Scient. Thesis I have grown an interest
for Gene Regulation, Microarray Experiments and Phylogenies. Since many
species is almost identical in their genomes much of their differences
must be due to for example changes in gene expression. To understand the
correlations between gene regulatory elements and the differences in gene
expression seems to me to be the "right" way to go to get more
knowledge of the diversity of species.
My approach to these topics is from a bioinformatic point of view. My
main focus is to develop tools and algorithms to search these correlations.
Another area of research I have tried to gain knowledge about is the structure,
sequence and function analysis of proteins and proteins interactions. This seems
like a complicated and understudied area of research.
My Informatics background comes from Bergen College of Higher Education (BCHE) and the University of Bergen (UoB). From BCHE I have knowledge of Java, C++, SQL, UML and some web based technologies like HTML, CSS, ASP and PHP. In my work at UoB I have mainly used Java, XML, HTML and CSS but I have also gained some knowledge in the Darwin and Phyton programming languages. Technologies like web services and .NET have also gained my interest as they become more used and serve as standards for developing web applications. I am currently trying to read up on these technologies. My Bioinformatics background consists of subjects covering sequence alignment, microarray and proteome analysis, artificial intelligence and sequence and structure analysis.