Leonid Chindelevitch Email & Phone Number

Bristol, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

- Conduct cutting-edge research focussed on antimicrobial resistance- Present periodic high-level lectures on key issues in current research to graduate and medical students- Supervise, mentor and guide project-based scientific inquiries

London Area, United Kingdom

- Provide high-level computational end-to-end solutions leveraging my unique expertise- Engaged by a wide variety of companies and NGOs to solve intractable technical challenges- Clients range from small startups to established institutions, including the WHO and HERA/HaDEA

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

- Provide mentorship on scientific and computational strategies to technology-driven startup companies

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Following on an earlier engagement, recruited to provide multi-omics data analysis and ML applications- Engage on a project basis as part of target discovery and validation efforts - Act variously as a project leader and as a member of multi-disciplinary teams

Geneva, Switzerland

- Assist in creating a comprehensive catalogue of genomic variants associated with drug resistance in TB- Contribute to the design, analysis and structure of the catalogue and its distribution to the stakeholders- Provide detailed guidance in the diagnostics applications of the catalogue

Vancouver, Canada Area

- Granted early tenure, with promotion to Associate Professor, after four years as an Assistant Professor

Burnaby, BC

- Provided specialised courses in computational biology grounded in general computer science principles- Engaged with, taught and mentored an average of 150 students annually- Secured the equivalent of 1.5M USD in competitive grant funding

- Conducted research focussed on the interaction between tuberculosis and HIV, particularly in LMICs- The resulting research provided important guidance to the WHO and several southern African countries

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Perceiving useful applications for small molecules that fail clinical trials, cofounded this dynamic startup- Performed a dual role as developer of pharmacogenomics algorithms and as chief business developer- Conducted 80 substantive meetings with potential stakeholders and sparked the interest of leading VC

- Combined aspects of graph theory and statistics to multi-omics data analysis- Developed novel computational approaches to support the discovery and validation of drug targets- The work won the internal 2010 Innovation of the Year award

Phd, Computational Biology

I worked in Bonnie Berger's lab. My PhD thesis is entitled "Extracting Information from Biological Networks".

Bachelor Of Sciences, Mathematics And Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Society of Undergraduate Mathematics Students, Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference.I graduated with a.