DC9
University of Tübingen, Germany
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences and a Master’s degree in Molecular Biology of the Cell. My research experience includes investigating Cas9-induced double-strand breaks in yeast and conducting biochemical studies on CRISPR-associated transposons in bacteria. I am deeply passionate about the potential of genome editing to address present-day challenges in treating genetic diseases and cancer, and in advancing personalized medicine. My goal is to contribute to this field by exploring innovative strategies and pushing the boundaries of what genome editing can achieve.
Beside my academic interests, I enjoy hiking, working out in the gym, and reading fiction, mainly fantasy, and comics, as well as watching movies and tv series. These activities help me to find a balance with my research work. |