Aivazidis, Alexander

Alexander Aivazidis

PhD Student

Parts Group
Understanding human DNA function by engineering
Bayraktar Group
Cellular Genetics

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Alexander combines insights from genetics and spatial transcriptomics to understand how aberrant differentiation of cortical cell types can cause disease symptoms in neurodevelopmental disorders.

Previously, he was a graduate scientist at AstraZeneca, where he contributed to various parts of the drug development process for type 2 diabetes.

My timeline

Started as PhD student at Wellcome Sanger Institute
Started as Graduate Scientist at AstraZeneca, Sweden
MPhil in Computational & System Biology at University of Cambridge
Exchange Year at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Started MSci in Physics at Imperial College London

Wellcome Sanger Institute

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Programme

Cellular Genetics

We are focused on using single-cell approaches: cell atlas technologies and understanding human genetics at the cellular level. The team combines ...

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