I am currently the bioinformatics specialist within the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, a world renowned institution. My main research goal in the medium-long term is to make full use of the wealth of genomic data available these days and contribute to the data analysis and automatisation in clinical diagnostics. I have accumulated over twelf years of experience in research, including three internships in the world-renowned institutions of Duke University (with Prof. Anne Yoder), University College Dublin (with Prof. Emma Teeling) and University of Oxford (visiting scientist). 

Throughout my PhD training I have accrued advanced programming skills (Python, bash, R), ample experience in NGS data analysis for model and non-model species, and expertise in techniques applied at genome-wide level. So far I have made several contributions to the cutting edge field of genomics, working in first tier research institutions. Over the past years I have published twenty scientific articles and one review, all in first quartile peer reviewed journals; in all of them I am either first author or made a substantial contribution. 

I have disseminated my research attending to many congresses and symposiums, both at the national and international level, giving talks or poster presentations. I've been part of the teaching mentoring programme of the UPF, obtaining mentor skills and teaching experience in several subjects. I am currently directing bioinformatics MsC thesis at the UOC and teaching in the MsC for bioinformatics in the UPF. I hold an AQU accreditation for lecturer professor. In addition, I have also made contributions to science outreach in the form of articles, talks, and workshops in very different fields and institutions.