Now
Single-cell multi-omics at J&J
I lead the analysis side of oncology and immunology programs. A lot of my job is making sure clinical and CMC teams can actually use the results, not just read them.
Berlin, Germany
Enes Senel.Computational biologyand machine learning.
Hi, I'm Enes. I'm a Senior Scientist at Johnson & Johnson, where I lead single-cell work on cancer and immune therapies. I trained as a computer scientist, so most of what I've done, from robotics to spatial transcriptomics, comes down to modelling messy and complicated biology data.
Currently
Berlin, Germany
In focus
Three threadsPhD
Tools that other labs use
At the Max Delbrück Center I worked on machine learning for spatial transcriptomics.
Before that
Robots and computer vision
I started in computer science. My first projects were vision software for biopsy robots, followed by deep learning for pharmaceutical quality control.
Recently
All publications →- PaperCiltacabtagene autoleucel biomarkers — CARTITUDE-12025
- ToolOptocoder — decoding spatially indexed bead arrays2022
- PapernovoSpaRc — spatial reconstruction with optimal transport2021
- Patent3D reconstruction of tissue gene expression data2022