Marta
Sotelo
Montoro
Bioinformatician with roots in biotechnology and the soul of a musician.
Bioinformatician with roots in biotechnology and the soul of a musician.
My scientific career began with a toy microscope and a rigorous clinical analysis of gummy candies classified by color, shape, and flavor. From that candy lab, I moved on to circuits with Scratch and robotics, discovering that logic was my favorite language. Today, I've traded the microscope for high-performance computing. As a Biotechnology graduate and Master's student in Bioinformatics for Health Sciences, I dedicate my days to finding patterns, no longer in candy, but in genomic data that can improve people's health.
I've been a professional musician for as long as I can remember—conservatory, school, rehearsals, and exams all at once, with no room for boredom. I quickly learned to live with a packed schedule and to find rhythm in the chaos. Although it wasn't easy, I wouldn't change it for anything.
Designg of a database for clinic trials that is capable of manage users by roles, detailed studies and longitudinal dynamic data associated to temporal visits.
See more →The aim of this web is to help users in the medicine field to prescribe drugs according to the behaviour of the drug with the mutation that the patient posses.
Coming soon...Centre for gifted children — first steps into programming, robotic engineering and life sciences. Scratch, basic code, curiosity on full blast.
Entered university at 14 through a partnership with AEST. Attended Biotechnology — Biostatistics and Plant Physiology — for one full year.
Colegio Buen Pastor · GPA 9.97 — while simultaneously finishing the 7-year professional conservatory degree. No days off.
Universidad Pablo de Olavide. Class representative in first year. Deep dive into molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry and lab work.
Co-authored a research article on the NLRP3 inflammasome complex as an internal student at the Biochemistry Department.
Read paper →University research initiative.Identification of genetic biomarkers for the prognosis of mitochondrial diseases.
Universitat Pompeu Fabra · Barcelona. Specialising in bioinformatics, computational biology and data-driven biomedical research.
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