PREDOCTORAL RESEARCHERS

Graduated Biochemist and Bioinformatic analyzing omics data at the Metabolomics Platform using R and Python. Starting my PhD focused on metabolomics data analysis, multi-omics data integration and the development of new tools to analyze data and bring closer data analysis with biology.

Roger Giné

MSc in Bioinformatics and BSc in Biochemistry and Biotechnology. I am specialized in the development of metabolomics bioinformatics tools in R and Python. My research is focused on improving the characterization and quantification of untargeted LC-MS(/MS) and MS-Imaging experiments, as well as deploying novel software tools to our cloud-based computing infrastructure, Datoma.

roger.gine(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat

Nadia Molto

Currently pursuing my PhD in Bioinformatics, I hold a BSc in Biotechnology and an MSc in Bioinformatics and Statistics. My professional background includes experience in clinical research, where I specialised in big data analysis. My research focuses on developing new tools and strategies for spatially resolved metabolomics, using mass spectrometry imaging data analysis. This work aims to improve our understanding of the spatial distribution of metabolites within biological tissues, contributing to the advancement of metabolomics in clinical settings.

nadia.molto(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat ' 977 556 570 ' Lab. 241 (E1, campus Sescelades)

Camilla Guerrini

After earning my Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, I graduated with honors in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Pisa (Italy). Currently, I am a PhD student in exposomics and metabolomics. My research project integrates my analytical skills with data science, aiming to develop innovative workflows to characterise the chemical exposome during early life stages using biofluids. Additionally, I focus on processing and interpreting large datasets to uncover meaningful insights.

Camilla.guerrini(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat ' 977 556 570 ' Lab. 241 (E1, campus Sescelades)

Olivia Burton

Graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Nutrition from the University of Leeds (2022), I later completed an MSc in Nutrition and Metabolism at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV). Currently, I am collaborating on the HARMONi project, contributing to metabolomics data acquisition and multi-omics analysis in cardiovascular disease research, with a particular focus on the impact of menopausal transition on cardiovascular risk. Alongside this, I am undertaking a Master's in Health Data Science at the URV, gaining further experience in programming and data analysis applied to biomedical research.

ORCiD: 0009-0009-3368-3892

olivialucy.burton(ELIMINAR)@irbcatsud.cat

677 645 917

Ofc. 241 (E1, campus Sescelades)