Courses
Introduction to Biology - bioinformatics part (BIO140) [2018]
Umeå University
NOVA PhD course: Wood Biology [2024]
Uppsala University
Supervised theses
PhD theses
Co-supervisor
Simon Schmid. Linking chemical perturbations of chitin synthesis to developmental disorders in crustaceans. PhD thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Martin Paliocha. Evolution of flowering adaptations in temperate grasses. PhD thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Line Lieblein Røsæg. Genome regulation in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) during smoltification. PhD thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Øystein Monsen. The contribution of repetitive elements to salmonid genome evolution. PhD thesis, NMBU, 2022.
Francesco Delogu. Back to basics: simplifying microbial communities to decrypt complex interactions. PhD thesis, NMBU, 2020.
Master theses
Tonje Ekkeren Eim. Exploring the molecular basis of life history evolution in temperate grasses using cross-species co-expression analysis. Master thesis, NMBU, 2025.
Samuel Fredriksson. Regulatory networks in trees. Master thesis, NMBU, 2024.
Ellen Dimmen Chapple. Comparative transcriptomics of wood formation in angiosperms and gymnosperms. Master thesis, NMBU, 2024.
Julie Førrisdal. Deciphering Transcriptional Regulation using Deep Neural Networks. Master thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Harini Jeyakumar. Evaluation of Machine Learning Methods to Decode Transcriptional Regulation. Master thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Shatabdi Deb Proma. The regulatory network underlying gene expression divergence of gene duplicates in Atlantic salmon. Master thesis, NMBU, 2021.
Co-supervisor / internal supervisor
Christian Faack Bjørnstad. Untargeted Metabolomics Workflow for Black Soldier Fly Larvae Hemolymph to study Effects of Deoxynivalenol Exposure. Master thesis, NMBU, 2025.
Eline Furseth. Computational Analysis of the 3D Genomic Architecture in Atlantic salmon. Master thesis, NMBU, 2024.
Sofie Robertsen. Machine learning approaches using freshwater gene expression profiles to predict seawater performance in Atlantic Salmon. Master thesis, NMBU, 2023.
Other student theses
Anna Szymik. Adaptation of an existing Neural network to classification of ATAC-STARR-Seq data. Bachelor’s thesis in Bioinformatics and systems biology, Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics, University of Warsaw, 2024.
Teaching links
Institute of Biotechnology, Vilnius University.