Bioinformatics Platform
I work directly from user problems to design bioinformatics tools, automate analysis workflows, and build platforms around them so researchers can move from raw data to decisions faster.

Building end-to-end solutions that bridge biology and technology through innovative computational approaches.
I work directly from user problems to design bioinformatics tools, automate analysis workflows, and build platforms around them so researchers can move from raw data to decisions faster.

Experimental projects in the microfluidics, bioinformatics and image analysis domain.

ZebraX is an intelligent multi-agent system that automates systematic literature reviews and research data extraction using Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK).

Personal gym workout logger, equipped with AI, analytics, streak and shareable metrics.

A simple web tool for turning code snippets into clean, shareable visuals for documentation, presentations, and social posts.

A guided workflow experience built for a hackathon, helping users move through a structured problem-solving flow with clear steps and interactive guidance.

An agentic library to simplify multi-agent workflows for research and prototyping.

I hope I could share more open-source repositories and mini apps in the near future. Stay tuned!
A journey through biotechnology, software engineering, and business development.
The foundation of my interdisciplinary approach, bridging life sciences and technology.
Completed doctoral studies focusing on bioinformatics and computational biology applications. Specialized in machine learning methods for biological data analysis, from supervised to deep learning approaches for object classification.
Multidisciplinary program combining molecular biology, biotechnology applications, and business aspects. Focused on biological macromolecules, bioprocessing, synthetic biology, and project management.
Undergraduate studies in biological sciences providing strong foundation in molecular biology, genetics, and life sciences. This background enabled the transition into computational biology and bioinformatics applications.
Academic contributions and scientific papers indexed in PubMed.
Merili Saar-Abroi, Karoliine Lindpere, Dániel Kácsor, Triini Olman, David Gonzalez, Fenella Lucia Sulp, Katri Kiir, Immanuel Sanka, Simona Bartkova, Ott Scheler
Mart Ernits, Olavi Reinsalu, Naresh Yandrapalli, Sergei Kopanchuk, Ehsan Moradpur-Tari, Immanuel Sanka, Ott Scheler, Ago Rinken, Reet Kurg, Andreas Kyritsakis, Veikko Linko, Veronika Zadin
Simona Bartkova, Marta Zapotoczna, Immanuel Sanka, Ott Scheler
Writing about bioinformatics, software engineering, and everything in between.