Welcome! I'm William Haese-Hill
Research Software Engineer at the University of Glasgow
I completed a PhD in Mathematical Physics in 2015, before spending a number of years in industry; firstly as a mathematical/pharmocometric modeller in an oncology CRO, followed by several general software development roles across various sectors, before finally making my way back to academia.
Most of my programming knowledge was acquired "learning on the job", and refined through working on various personal projects. Over time, this has coalesced into a focus on building robust, maintainable research software.
In my current role, I work on research projects across the life sciences, as well as delivering teaching and training on software engineering best practices in research.
Interests
Bioinformatics
Full stack development
Sustainable computing
Automated workflows
Digital Humanities
Academic writing
Pipelines
Latest Publications
RNAcare: integrating clinical data with transcriptomic evidence using rheumatoid arthritis as a case study
BMC Medical Genomics •
paraCell: a novel software tool for the interactive analysis and visualization of standard and dual host–parasite single-cell RNA-seq data
Nucleic Acids Research •
Annotation and visualization of parasite, fungi and arthropod genomes with Companion
Nucleic Acids Research •