I am originally an infectious disease scientist who has developed a genuine interest in bioinformatics. I believe that the use of big data and computational methods applied to biology will be a leverage point […]
I was born in Argentina where I started my studies on Biology at the University of Buenos Aires. In 2011 I joined Didier Mazel’s Lab at Pasteur to work in the structure of genomes […]
I am currently working on the evolution of integron integrases from different perspectives. Also interested in the dynamics of horizontal gene transfer and its implications on antimicrobial resistance.
Free living bacteria commonly face changing environments and are used to cope with varying conditions. Vibrio cholerae is one example of an aquatic bacterium which usually grows on crustacean shells, but is also able […]
Until December 2013 I was a postdoc in the Molecular Biology Department at Princeton University. Trained as a theoretical physicist in soft condensed matter physics I was working in the labs of Zemer Gitai, Ned Wingreen, and Joshua Shaevitz. […]