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Xenofon Rupp

Ph.D. Candidate at Helmholtz Pioneer Campus & TUM | Munich School for Data Science

Jean-Pierre Rupp is a tech enthusiast who finds great personal satisfaction in working with technology and being an agent of change.

He has a history of embracing technologies before they become mainstream, such as Linux in the 1990s, and more recently, Bitcoin and Haskell.

Jean-Pierre Rupp's notable achievements include creating Haskoin, a Bitcoin wallet backend and command-line client in Haskell, as well as discovering a significant random-number-generator Android vulnerability affecting various Bitcoin wallets and applications in 2013.

He is actively engaged in the tech community and often speaks at tech events.

Jean-Pierre Rupp was formerly associated with Haskoin.

Highlights

May 17 · linkedin

What an inspirational few days it has been at the Biology of Genomes conference at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory!

Over the week, I had the chance to showcase my poster on the interaction between mitochondrial and nuclear communication in regulating tissue-specific gene expression.

In addition to receiving excellent feedback, I had the privilege of meeting numerous outstanding scientists. A big thank you to my supervisor Na Cai and the organizers for this wonderful experience!

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory | JXTX Foundation #BOG24 #cshlmeetings #multiomics #epigenetics, #epigenomics

Mar 4 · linkedin

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Greater Munich Metropolitan Area