Marc-Thorsten Hütt

Prof. Marc-Thorsten Hütt is a Professor of Computational Systems Biology at the School of Science, Constructor University Bremen gGmbH. His research integrates mathematical, physical, and computational approaches to understand biological systems, including gene regulatory networks, metabolic systems, and neural dynamics. He leads a research group focused on systems biology, network analysis, and interdisciplinary applications in medicine and environmental science. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with experimental data, addressing challenges in bioinformatics, epigenetics, and complex systems.

Research interests include the interplay between network topology and dynamics, particularly in excitable systems and biological networks. Notable contributions involve analyzing microbial interaction networks, perturbation therapies for neurodegenerative diseases, and the impact of environmental factors on marine ecosystems. Recent studies explore interdisciplinary citation patterns and machine learning applications in network inference.

His publications span computational biology, neuroscience, and network theory, with a focus on attractor analysis, node centrality, and systems-level modeling. The most recent work addresses sampling bias in networks and 5G radiation effects on cellular genetics. Despite extensive contributions, no specific awards are listed in the provided texts.

Prof. Hütt collaborates with industry on steel production optimization and maintains a research group active in bioinformatics and systems medicine. His lab's work is accessible via his research website.