During my degree, I have tried to obtain laboratory skills too. For that reason, at the final year of the degree (2018), I did an internship during 8 months in the Nutritional Signals in Insects Lab. There, I used different techniques related to the Molecular Biology, such as qRT-PCR, as the practice was related to the RNAi pathway in experimental animals. As a result of my work there, the analyses of the experiments that I performed were presented this year in the 8th International Symposium on Molecular Insect Science (Elsevier). Finally, during my Master (2019), I did my practices at the Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Tubular Organ Morphogenesis lab, where I received more experience in the basic research as my project was related to the characterisation of expression of a protein (CHS2). There, I acquired experience in the use of confocal microscopy or starting to work with genetically modified animals.

Nowadays, I am currently working in Dr. Peralta's Lab, where I could develop my scientific career in applied science. During the months I have been there, I have learnt many different surgical interventions such as partial hepatectomy and liver transplantation, and different molecular techniques related to the study of liver.