Andreas Martin Lisewski

Dr. Andreas Martin Lisewski is a Senior Lecturer of Science at the School of Science, Constructor University. His research focuses on computational life sciences and synthetic biology, particularly analyzing genomic information in infectious agents and exploring the biodigital convergence between molecular biology and digital communication theory. He investigates synthetic biology's societal impacts, including ethical implications and risks associated with bioengineering advancements.

Dr. Lisewski holds an MSc from the University of Hamburg and a PhD from the Technical University of Munich. He has received prestigious awards such as the Sigma Xi (2025) and DAAD Rückgewinnung Stipendium (2015-2016). His teaching portfolio includes courses on synthetic biology, global health, and ethics in science and technology.

His research outputs include groundbreaking studies on SARS-CoV-2 genomic analysis, vaccine effectiveness, and computational methods for protein function prediction. He serves as a Guest Editor for International Journal of Molecular Sciences and Academic Editor for Microbial Cell.

Key research themes include:

• Decoding genomic information using digital signal processing principles
• Development of computational tools to distinguish synthetic from natural genomes
• Thermostability design in proteins for bioengineering applications
• Evaluation of synthetic biology's societal and environmental risks