Kartik is a postdoctoral fellow whose work is focusing on the study of recessive variation in the Deciphering Developmental Disorders dataset.
Kartik is also interested in understanding the contribution of autozygosity to risk of common disease. During his Ph.D. he worked on understanding the genetic architecture underlying DNA methylation in the human genome, and developed methods to improve statistical fine-mapping.
My timeline
Completed Ph.D. under the supervision of Allan McRae, Peter Visscher, and Naomi Wray at the University of Queensland
Started as a postdoctoral fellow at the Sanger Institute
Graduated from Imperial College London (M.Sc. Computational Methods in Ecology and Evolution)
Graduated from Trinity College Dublin (B.A Theoretical Physics)
Wellcome Sanger Institute