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Elena Gómez-Díaz

Malaria epigenomics · IPBLN

Biography

Elena Gómez-Díaz is tenured researcher at the Spanish National Scientific Council (IPBLN-CSIC), where she leads the Malaria Epigenomics Lab. She did the PhD at the University of Barcelona (Spain), and two international postdocs: 3 years at the CNRS (France) funded by two MSCA actions, and 3 years at Emory University (USA). In 2015 she returned to Spain as a Ramon y Cajal. As a PI she has spent more than a year working in Africa. She is co-founder and co-coordinator of “Women In Malaria” (https://womeninmalaria.es). Her career has been funded by 2 Marie Curie European fellowships, Juan de la Cierva and Ramón y Cajal contracts, and a “Leonardo” fellowship from the BBVA Foundation.

Profile

Institution IPBLN
Position Tenured Scientist (Científica Titular), Principal Investigator of the Malaria Epigenomics Lab
Home page https://gomezdiazlab.wordpress.com/
Contact email elena.gomez@csic.es
ORCID 0000-0002-4146-9003

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Research topics

OmicsComputational MethodsResourcesTranscriptomicsRNA Sequencing (RNA-seq)Bioinformatics Software and ToolsGenomicsGenome SequencingGenome AssemblyFunctional genomicsEpigenomicsSingle-cell omics
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Single-cell (scRNA-seq)Spatial transcriptomics

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