Dr. Simon Rogers

Simon is a a senior lecturer in the School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow. His research interest involves the development of Machine Learning and Statistical techniques to help with the analysis of complex datasets, particularly within the field of Metabolomics but also other -omics fields, Human-Computer Interaction and Information Retrieval. His metabolomics work is done in collaboration with many people, particularly Glasgow Polyomics (of which he's an affiliate member).

Dr. Justin van der Hooft

Justin is a mass spectrometry technologist at Glasgow Polyomics, University of Glasgow. Justin conducted his thesis at Wageningen University, The Netherlands, where he developed his interests in systematic metabolite identification and annotation, and his fascination for the unravelling of complex biological extracts. In the MS2LDA project, Justin provides valuable biological data interpretations and insights that is crucial to the development of the system.

Dr. Joe Wandy

Joe is a data scientist at Glasgow Polyomics, University of Glasgow. Before working at Glasgow Polyomics, Joe was a PhD student at the School of Computing Science, supervised by Simon. His research interest is in natural language processing and the application of machine learning methods to the analysis of complex biological data. In particular, this also involves the necessary large-scale processing of data required prior to modelling and also the effective visualisations of analysis results.

Yunfeng (Frank) Zhu

Frank is a data scientist at the Wellcome Centre for Molecular Parasitology, University of Glasgow. His duties in the bioinformatics team include building biological pipelines and performing data analysis. Frank has an MSc in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh. He is always keen learner on Machine Learning and new techniques, and he is passionate about working with data.