Summary
Conrad Bessant is a seasoned bioinformatics professor and data scientist specializing in big data challenges in the life sciences. Based in London, he combines academic leadership with industry-building experience, directing the QMUL Centre for Computational Biology and serving as Professor of Bioinformatics at Queen Mary, University of London since 2013, while co-founding Mebomine in 2019. His work spans proteome informatics, data integration, machine learning, knowledge graphs, and robust software development, with a track record of turning complex biological data into actionable insights. He has bridged academia and applied research through roles at The Alan Turing Institute as a Research Fellow and driving multi-year programs in computational biology. A relentless problem-solver who enjoys building systems that hold up in real-world life-science workloads, Conrad combines deep theoretical grounding with hands-on software delivery.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Spanish