Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Living in a world with huge amounts of data also in the biomedical area, we must make the most of all these information. This will only be possible by developing new data-centered technologies and applying them to better understand human health and disease. I am motivated to contributing to improving human health and wellbeing, working with a dynamic and ambitious team. The more knowledge we build, new treatments and prevention strategies will be possible, improving the health of people all around the world.
PhD student in Cancer Genomics at the Biomedical Genomics lab at IRB Barcelona led by Dr Núria López-Bigas. I am working as part of the PROMINENT project built to address a Cancer Grand Challenge on normal phenotypes and it is funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), Cancer Research UK (CRUK) and Asociación Española Contra el Cancer (AECC).
Short stay at the Stratton lab learning about mutational signatures and sharing experiences in the analysis of somatic mutations in normal tissues.
Visiting scholar for three months as a research stay of my PhD. Working in the group of Allan Balmain to quantify the impact of promoter treatments in the clonal structure of the normal mouse skin.
Teaching Applied Programming for Life Sciences to first year students of the Bachelors Degree in Bioinformatica
Actively involved in the teaching of Programming and Algorithms I sessions at the Bachelor's Degree in Bioinformatics.