Group Leader of the Biomedical Genomics lab
Her lab at IRB investigates how somatic mutations occur in human tissues and which of them, how, and when they provide a selective advantage to cells and could drive cancer development.
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4925-8988
Group Leader of the Comparative Genomics lab
His lab studies how genomic variation shapes evolution —especially in primates—by integrating population genomics and comparative -omics to understand what makes species, including humans, biologically distinct.
Group Leader of the Genomics of Individuality Lab
His lab is interested in human genomic diversity and how it relates to social and cultural aspects (ethnicity, surnames), to demographic history, or the natural history of human diseases, as well as its applications in forensic genetics.
Group Leader of the Molecular Virology lab
Her lab uses comparative transcriptomic, epitrancriptomics and translatomics to study how mosquito-borne viruses, such as dengue or zika viruses, efficiently translate and replicate their genomes in mosquitoes and humans, two hosts separated by one billion years in evolution.
