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Research Scientist, ICB-Helmholtz Zentrum München
+ diana.david-rus@helmholtz-munich.de
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+ + Diana has a Diploma in Physics from the University of Bucharest, Romania, + and a Ph.D. from Rutgers University, within the interdisciplinary BioMaPs program + (Biology, Mathematics, and Physics). In her doctoral work she was supervised by Prof. Joel Lebowitz, + a renowned expert in Mathematical Physics, and Prof. Monica Driscoll, distinguished for her contributions + to Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Subsequently, she held postdoctoral positions at ENS-Paris, France, + and UCL- Brussels, Belgium. Prior to joining Christian’s group at ICB- Helmholtz Zentrum, she held + research positions at MPI for Biochemistry, LMU & LGL-Bayern. Her research pursuits are aimed at + unraveling fundamental biological processes through the use of statistical and bioinformatic methods, + complemented by physics-inspired mathematical modeling. Her work has included analyzing sequencing data + for aging research, developing models for epigenetic features, and studying protein interactions. + Her current focus is on the ocean's microbiome and its environmental interactions, aiming to uncover + their impact on health and biological systems as well as identify the microbiome signature on human + health by using various machine-learning approaches. +
In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, jogging kickboxing, + and cross-country skiing. She also likes to tackle philosophical problems within the foundational + aspects of physics and metaphysics of science and regularly attends seminars and conferences on + such subjects. + +
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Graduate Student, Institue of Statistics LMU
Roberto studied Genomic Sciences at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Before joining our group, he worked with Dr. Robert Schneider analyzing high-throughput experiments in order to dissect the effect of glucose starvation on cis-regulatory elements in human liver cells.
- Broadly speaking, Roberto is very interested in the subject of antibiotic resistance and its intersection with microbial ecology. - He makes use of high-throughput datasets to make new insights into the bacterial response to stress, particularly at the transcriptional level. - He is very much at home with bioinformatics and the creation of pipelines and is currently expanding his statistical abilities. + Broadly speaking, Roberto is very interested in the subject of antibiotic resistance and its intersection with microbial biology. + He makes use of high-throughput datasets to make new insights into the bacterial response to stress, + particularly at the transcriptional level. In our group, he is responsible for the StressRegNet project.
In his free time, Roberto enjoys cycling, bouldering, and playing soccer.