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About

Bioinformatician.
Data Scientist.
Founder.

I haven't just analyzed precision medicine scientifically — I've built it, scaled it, and reimagined it under real-world conditions.

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Foundings

A path between science and implementation

My goal is not to impress people with data.

My goal is to enable them to make better decisions.

I studied bioinformatics in Regensburg and earned my PhD at the Institute of Pharmacy at the University of Würzburg. My doctoral thesis focused on 4D-QSAR models — methods for predicting biological activity from molecular structure data.

At Novartis and Roche Diagnostics, I learned how data is used in the pharmaceutical industry and lab diagnostics — and where it fails. This shaped my thinking: not more data, but better questions.

With BioVariance, I experienced what it means not just to think about precision medicine, but to build it under real market conditions: research, laboratory operations, COVID scaling, EU projects like REVERT, BEATsep, and P4D.

ich.center and longcovid.expert are the consistent evolution of this experience.

Translation from multiomics complexity to health decisions
The core role: translating biological complexity into decisions people can actually make.

Experience from implementation

What I learned from BioVariance.

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Data alone creates no value.

Only interpretation, prioritization, and implementation turn high-quality measurements into a viable decision.

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Science is only part of the system.

Health innovation needs equally good system design, robust processes, right timing, and a clear market logic.

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Single tests are not enough.

That's why I develop decision and prevention systems today that connect measurement, context, and action.

The new chapter

The blind spot of precision medicine.

In 20 years working with molecular data, I realized: we capture more and more — genes, proteins, microbiome, metabolome. But we overlook something fundamental: the entrance. The channel through which the environment speaks to the body. The senses.

The Senses Code is the consistent evolution: multi-omics without sense-omics is incomplete. Health emerges not only from what we measure — but from what we perceive.

Milestones

A selection of the most formative stations.

Present

Founder & Strategic Advisor

ich.center · longcovid.expert

Personal longevity OS for individuals, specialized genetic orientation report for Long COVID/ME/CFS.

2022–2023

Harvard Medical School

Global Healthcare Leaders Program

Leadership and strategic thinking in the global healthcare system — perspective on systemic change, innovation diffusion, and digital transformation.

2013–2025

Founder & CEO BioVariance GmbH

Waldsassen / Tirschenreuth

AI-driven precision medicine and laboratory analytics. COVID-PCR lab, EU projects REVERT/BEATsep/P4D. TOP 100 Innovator.

Industry

Novartis & Roche Diagnostics

Cambridge / Basel

Industry, diagnostics, and translation. Data needs clinical and economic context.

PhD

Dr. rer. nat.

Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg

Institute of Pharmacy. 4D-QSAR models for predicting biological activity from molecular structure data.

Studies

Bioinformatics

University of Regensburg

Undergraduate studies in bioinformatics.

Scientific Resonance

Cited across disciplinary boundaries.

Pharmacology

Top 0.01%

Bioinformatics

Top 0.01%

Medicine

Top 0.13%

Data Mining

Top 0.04%

Artificial Intelligence

Top 0.2%

Impactio: "Top 5 Highly Cited Academic Fields" — as of March 1, 2023. Platform-based bibliometric assessment.

TOP 100 Innovator (2021)CIO Views AI Leader (2023)Upper Palatinate Science Ambassador (2023)Harvard Medical School Global Healthcare Leaders Program

Let's get to know each other.

Whether strategy call, keynote, or collaboration — I look forward to the exchange.

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