Tobias Schraink

Tobias Schraink is a skilled microbiologist who transitioned into computational biology with a keen interest in microbial genomics and multi-omics. He is actively involved in the biotech community, contributing through Breakout Labs and organizing career events to bridge connections between PhD students and industry players at GRO Biotech.

Tobias studied Biochemistry and Cell Biology, achieving a noteworthy 1.43 GPA, at Jacobs University Bremen. His academic background serves as a strong foundation for his work in the field of biological sciences.

Throughout his career, Tobias has held various positions that have expanded his expertise and industry knowledge. He currently serves as a Computational Biologist at Dyno Therapeutics, bringing his unique blend of microbiology and computational skills to the table. Previously, he gained experience as a Venture Fellow at Breakout Ventures and an Ambassador at Breakout Labs, demonstrating his versatile contributions to the biotech sector.

Tobias Schraink's academic journey includes pursuing a PHD in Systems and Computational Biomedicine at NYU School of Medicine, where he also engaged as a Teaching Assistant. His research experiences span across prestigious institutions like NYU Langone Medical Center and Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry, showcasing his dedication to advancing the field of biology through diverse projects.

Not limited to his academic and research pursuits, Tobias has actively participated in extracurricular activities like hackathons at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and holding leadership roles at GRO-Biotech. His passion for sports was evident through his role as a Sports Advisor at Jacobs University Bremen, demonstrating a well-rounded individual with interests beyond the lab.