Egils Stalidzāns

Egils Stalidzāns is a Research Professor and Tenured Professor in Computational Systems Biology, leading the Prof. Egils Stalidzāns Group. His expertise spans systems biology, precision medicine, mathematical modeling, and metabolic pathways. He holds academic qualifications as an expert in Industrial Biotechnology and Computer and Information Sciences from the Latvian Council of Science (2023–2026).

Research interests include metabolic pathway analysis, microbial metabolism optimization, and systems biology applications in cardiovascular diseases and Parkinson's pathology. His work integrates computational models with experimental data to address biomedical challenges.

Notable awards include the Eugen Arins Diploma (2015, 2018), Foundation 'Viegli' Science Award (2016), and the Ministry of Agriculture Medal (2013). He chairs the Scientific Expert Commission for GMO Risk Assessment and supervises projects like mitochondrial metabolism analysis in cardiovascular diseases and sustainable biosurfactant production.

Recent projects focus on metabolic engineering for waste valorization, antibiotic therapy optimization, and systems biology-driven solutions. His group collaborates internationally, addressing topics from fermentation strategies to PKPD modeling in spinal surgery contexts.