Dr. José Horacio Grau is an evolutionary biologist and bioinformatician with over 15 years of experience in genomics, biodiversity discovery, and molecular genetics. His broad expertise covers evolutionary, ecological and clinical genomics, Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data analysis, and the application of machine learning in biological sciences. As the founder of Genomica Australis, Dr. Grau leads a team providing cutting-edge bioinformatic solutions for complex scientific challenges, particularly in evolutionary biology, medical diagnostics, and environmental genomics.

His interdisciplinary work spans fields crucial for addressing global challenges, including ecosystem monitoring, biodiversity conservation, and the development of bioinformatics tools for medical research. Dr. Grau has a proven track record in creating bioinformatic pipelines for data analysis and visualization, with projects focused on areas like microbiomics, metagenomics, and automated medical reporting. This positions him at the forefront of scientific innovation, utilizing advanced technologies and molecular biology to enhance our understanding of both natural and synthetic ecosystems.

Dr. Grau's work emphasizes the integration of science and technology, particularly in areas where genomics can address pressing environmental and health challenges. His role as a collaborator with the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute further demonstrates his commitment to leveraging genomics for global good.