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<pclass="member-bio">Hi! I'm Diana, the BIOMICS Project Manager at GIMM, with a PhD in Biochemistry and a postgraduate qualification in Project Management. After several years as a researcher, I transitioned into research management, where I support scientists, projects, and international collaborations across Europe. Fun fact: I used to work with fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) and, surprisingly, that's one of the things I miss most from my wet-lab days.</p>
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<strong>Interests:</strong> Organising scientific events that bring people together · Exploring how AI can support project management · Science communication and public engagement · Teaching, training, and mentoring the next generation
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<pclass="member-bio"> I am a Computational Biology PhD student with a background in Biomedical Engineering, working on approaches to identify senescent cells in human transcriptomes. I am interested in data visualisation, open science, and making computational methods more accessible. Outside research, you will probably find me reading, doing ceramics or crochet, or trying some other craft projects :) </p>
<strong>Interests:</strong> Transcriptome-based marking and characterization of cellular senescence · R package development · Ageing and age-related diseases
<pclass="member-bio">I am a PhD candidate developing machine learning approaches to predict treatment response in locally advanced rectal cancer using transcriptomic data. I hold an integrated Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico, and I have a strong interest in translating computational discoveries into clinically useful tools. Fun fact: when I was a kid, my dream job was to be a dolphin trainer 🐬</p>
<pclass="member-bio">I am a junior researcher currently developing an agent for computational biology, with a focus on the epistemological foundations of LLMs and application in the context of alternative splicing. I hold a double degree in Biology and Philosophy and a master's degree in Biomedical Research. I am interested in the intersection of computational methods, statistical rigor, and questions about how machines can reason scientifically. When I am not working in science, I spend my time writing fiction, usually somewhere between thriller, sci-fi, and literary.</p>
<strong>Interests:</strong>LLM agents for scientific reasoning in biology · Alternative splicing and 3D protein structure · Epistemology of machine reasoning and critical thinking
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