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Miriam Caballero Cerveró

Epigenetic Complexes in Plant Immunity · I2SYSBIO

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Miriam Caballero Cerveró is a pharmacist and researcher currently pursuing her PhD in Biotechnology at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Since her early days in school, she has combined her passion for science and music, studying for her Bachelor of Science degree at the IES Blasco Ibáñez and earning a Professional Degree in Transverse Flute at the Rafael Talens Pelló Conservatory.

She graduated with a degree in Pharmacy in English from the University of Valencia, where she has distinguished herself with her participation in projects on personalized medicine, sustainability, public health, and entrepreneurship. She subsequently began her specialization with a Master's degree in Bioinformatics and another in Plant Genetic Improvement, expanding her training with numerous courses and workshops on genetics, bioinformatics, and data analysis.

During her career, she has worked as a pharmacist at hospitals such as La Fe and Doctor Peset, and in pharmacies. She has also participated in food innovation initiatives at the AgrotecUV incubator at the Science Park. She has collaborated on scientific outreach projects and the development of digital educational materials on sustainability, in addition to being a responsible logistician at pharmacy conferences.

Her training includes presentations at international conferences, participation in hackathons, genomic medicine workshops, and scientific communication. Miriam has received numerous awards for her research and entrepreneurship, establishing herself as an emerging figure in scientific research.

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Institution I2SYSBIO
Position PhD Student
Home page https://www.linkedin.com/in/miriamcaballerocervero/
Contact email miriam.caballero@csic.es
ORCID 0009-0004-4904-5880

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