One of the roles in my work I enjoy the most is helping students develop their research projects. I have had the luck of supervising several MSc and a PhD thesis as you can see below. All of them proudly ended up with excellent grades and great progress in their knowledge and the way they faced scientific challenges.
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After these experiences, I learnt that the normally slow learning curve at the beginning ​of this journey always pays off. Also, I ought to recognize that there is a selfish part in it, since these guys gave me the chance to learn how to communicate my work and to lead a project.
I think students supervision gave me the skills to be more effective in those aspects, which will be key the moment I lead my own research group.​
David Ros Pardo
MSc thesis | 2020
Maximun Grade in the MSc in Bioinformatics at Universidad de Valencia (2020/2021)
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David contributed to the development and benchmarking of PanRNA tool for incomplete reference based RNA-seq
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Alba Contreras
PhD thesis | 2020-2025
Cum Laude Award
Alba described the wide variety of abilities to dominate the fermentative environment of Saccharomyces cerevisiae using a large collection of strains from different origins.
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She also studied how traits related to fermentation are inherited by interspecific hybrids from their parents.
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Check the document out here!
Francisco Cordero | ongoing
MSc in Bioinformatics at Universidad de Valencia (2024/2025)
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Francisco is developing novel methods to detect M. tuberculosis genomic variants successful for transmission
Alvaro del Real Bolt
MSc thesis | 2023
MSc in Bioinformatics at Universidad Internacional de Valencia (2022/2023)
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Álvaro developed a shinny app to analyze RNA-seq data from human bone.
Álvaro Ruiz Tabas | MSc thesis | 2023
Maximun grade at MSc in Bioinformatics at Universidad Internacional de Valencia (2022/2023)
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Álvaro analyzed the interaction of different yeast in wine fermentation by means of RNA-seq.