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Paul J. Skipp is a Professor of Proteomics at the ºÚÁÏÉç and Director of the Centre for Proteomic Research. His research group address a wide range of complex biological problems using proteomics in combination with other omic technologies and data analysis approaches, resulting in 100+ publications, collaborating with academia and industry. A large focus of his research is in the area of clinical proteomics, across the areas of respiratory, allergy, infection and cancer, applying and developing Precision Medicine based approaches to generate a better understanding for the diagnosis, stratification and treatment of disease. He is also founder of two spinout companies, , an artificial intelligence company created to advance Precision Medicine through rapid discovery of pathway biomarkers for precise diagnosis and prognosis informing therapeutic treatment and; - a healthcare company developing a multi-cancer early detection screenng test.
An updated list of publications can be found here:
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Biography
Paul J. Skipp is a Professor of Proteomics at the ºÚÁÏÉç and Director of the Centre for Proteomic Research. His research group address a wide range of complex biological problems using proteomics in combination with other omic technologies and data analysis approaches, resulting in 100+ publications, collaborating with academia and industry. A large focus of his research is in the area of clinical proteomics, across the areas of respiratory, allergy, infection and cancer, applying and developing Precision Medicine based approaches to generate a better understanding for the diagnosis, stratification and treatment of disease. He is also founder of two spinout companies, , an artificial intelligence company created to advance Precision Medicine through rapid discovery of pathway biomarkers for precise diagnosis and prognosis informing therapeutic treatment and; - a healthcare company developing a multi-cancer early detection screenng test.
An updated list of publications can be found here: