Mihail Anton NBIS expert
system development
| mihail.anton@nbis.se | |
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| home | elixir-europe.org/users/mihail-anton |
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7753-9042 |
Having a background in software development and computer science enabled me to purse a growing scientific interest in protein structures and surfaces, which materialized in working for a research project, and later in my master’s thesis. My scientific interest has expanded to include systems biology when I started working in the space of genome-scale metabolic models. Currently, my main activities are to project manage and lead the development of Metabolic Atlas with Vue.js, Neo4j, Docker, GitHub and Jira.
I am enthusiastic about hard problems, so I often get involved in various projects by providing support to researchers, for example by architecting automated systems. I enjoy enabling people to do things that were perceived as impossible, which often implies guiding people though a tech labyrinth or breaking down technological barriers.
It comes natural to me to identify needs and shape them into a vision, for which I engage others. The ideation and innovation bits of this process excite me, and I love sharing this.
Mihail Anton NBIS expert
system development
| mihail.anton@nbis.se | |
|---|---|
| home | elixir-europe.org/users/mihail-anton |
|
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7753-9042 |
Having a background in software development and computer science enabled me to purse a growing scientific interest in protein structures and surfaces, which materialized in working for a research project, and later in my master’s thesis. My scientific interest has expanded to include systems biology when I started working in the space of genome-scale metabolic models. Currently, my main activities are to project manage and lead the development of Metabolic Atlas with Vue.js, Neo4j, Docker, GitHub and Jira.
I am enthusiastic about hard problems, so I often get involved in various projects by providing support to researchers, for example by architecting automated systems. I enjoy enabling people to do things that were perceived as impossible, which often implies guiding people though a tech labyrinth or breaking down technological barriers.
It comes natural to me to identify needs and shape them into a vision, for which I engage others. The ideation and innovation bits of this process excite me, and I love sharing this.