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PhD Ecology and Evolution
2018-08-23
2025-05-01
Stony Brook University
BSc in Biology
2013-09-23
2017-05-01
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
As a computational scientist with a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution, my mission is to study the intricate evolutionary patterns between bacteria, antibiotics, and biomolecules. Through computational methods, I explore the evolution of antibiotic resistance and their biosynthetic pathways. My work not only enhances our understanding of these fundamental processes but also holds promise for practical applications.
Areas of Focus:
Antibiotic Resistance: I focus on the genetic and molecular mechanisms behind bacterial resistance to antibiotics. By deciphering these adaptations, I contribute to the fight against drug-resistant infections.
Biosynthesis: Biomolecules are the building blocks of life. I investigate how bacteria synthesize essential compounds, uncovering novel pathways and potential targets for drug development.
Education and Mentorship: Beyond research, I am passionate about nurturing the next generation of scientists. I engage with students, fostering curiosity and creativity in the dynamic field of biology.
Collaboration Invitation:
If you share my enthusiasm for biological mysteries or have ideas for collaboration, please reach out! Let’s explore new frontiers together.
Oxygen-sensing regulatory architecture across 239 mammalian species tracks life history, atmospheric O2, ecological specializations and cancer resistance.
Proteomics of the zoospore-to-vegetative cell transition in Aurantiochytrium limacinum identifies candidate proteins of the ectoplasmic network.
PhD dissertation on the evolution of natural antibiotics and their targets.
Phylogenetic reconciliation of biosynthetic gene clusters shows an acceleration in evolutionary and horizontal gene transfer rates after the evolution of aminocoumarin antibiotics.
As species diverge, a wide range of evolutionary processes lead to changes in protein-protein interaction networks and metabolic networks. The rate at which molecular networks …
Hands-on training with Alejandro Gil Gómez and Arshad Mehmood on NVwulf's OnDemand apps for tissue imaging and on running the MCMICRO pipeline.
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