Ahmed Moustafa is an associate professor of bioinformatics at The American University in Cairo with a tenured appointment in the Department of Biology. He is also an adjunct scientist in the Department of Medical Genomics at J. Craig Venter Institute. Ahmed’s research focuses on elucidating the interaction between the microbiome and human genetic variation and its association with health and disease. To achieve these goals, he uses genomic analytics, statistical genetics, and machine learning to analyze high-dimensional datasets generated from high-throughput experimental protocols, from genomic and transcriptomic to proteomic and metabolomic.
Bio: Ahmed Moustafa
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American University in Cairo, Egypt
Contact: Email: amoustafa@aucegypt.edu, Twitter: @AhmedMoustafa
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Ahmed Moustafa is an associate professor of bioinformatics at The American University in Cairo with a tenured appointment in the Department of Biology. He is also an adjunct scientist in the Department of Medical Genomics at J. Craig Venter Institute. Ahmed’s research focuses on elucidating the interaction between the microbiome and human genetic variation and its association with health and disease. To achieve these goals, he uses genomic analytics, statistical genetics, and machine learning to analyze high-dimensional datasets generated from high-throughput experimental protocols, from genomic and transcriptomic to proteomic and metabolomic.
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