Laura Rumpf

I’m a computer scientist by training who found my way into bioinformatics during my master’s. My work focuses on understanding enhancer–gene regulation using machine learning and single-cell transcriptomic and epigenomic data. I’m particularly interested in how computational models can help uncover regulatory mechanisms and translate these insights into disease-related questions in computational medicine. Outside the lab, I’m usually fueled by coffee and a slightly too serious interest in latte art.