Holger Hennig

Dr. Holger Hennig is a Researcher in the Department of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics at the University of Rostock, Germany, with affiliations at the Imaging Platform (Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard), USA. His work bridges machine learning and biomedical imaging to develop label-free diagnostic tools for diseases like leukemia and cardiovascular conditions.

• Research Focus: High-throughput imaging flow cytometry (IFC), deep learning for cell cycle analysis, and precision medicine applications in clinical studies.
• Scientific Contributions: Pioneered open-source analysis pipelines for IFC data, advanced computer vision in hematology, and developed multi-omics integration methods.

Awards:

• Amnis Travel Stipend (2016)
• DFG Postdoctoral Fellowships (2011, 2012)
• Research stipend from Boston University (2008)
• Otto-Haxel Award for Master's thesis (2004)

Collaborations: Works with Prof. Anne Carpenter (Broad Institute), Prof. Paul Rees (Swansea University), and Prof. Fabian Theis (Helmholtz Center Munich) on machine learning and single-cell analysis projects.