About

I am a bioinformatician trained in both molecular and cellular biology and bioinformatics. My main interest is systems biology, or how to reconstruct the inner working of a significant part of a cell by applying a large set of perturbations. To solve those problems I have acquired significant experience in the design, generation and analysis of drug screens, dropout screens, multiplexed protein measurements and single cell RNAseq.

For my PhD thesis I modelled the MAPK and PI3K pathways in neuroblastoma to suggest new targeted therapy and overcome resistance to existing ones (manuscript, slides, LaTeX).

When not doing science, I am a decent Rock 4 temps and Batchata dancer, and an adept of long hikes.