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Hi there! My name is Ana (aka. Anuska, Anacita, Nusky...) Rojas Mendoza.   I work in the Computational Cell Biology Group at the Institute for Predictive and Personalised Medicine of Cancer, [IMPPC] in Badalona (Barcelona, Spain).

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I am Biologist by training, but became a bioinformatitian by accident trying to understand evolutionary patterns. Biology is the key, and I use bioinformatics as a tool to address biological questions.
  My main (scientific) interests are related to evolution, protein function and regulation, and hypothesis generation.
  From March 2006 until May 2009, I work as a Staff Scientist at the National Center for Spanish Cancer Research (Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas) [CNIO] in the Structural Computational Biology Group [SBBP] lead by Alfonso Valencia.

  From Nov 2003 until March 2006, I've been working in the (now former) Protein Design Group [PDG] in Dr. Valencia's lab and also in the Department of Inmmunology and Oncology in Dr. Martínez-A group, both located at the Spanish Centre for Biotechnology [CNB].

    Before that, I've been working in some US labs, in Dr. Godzik's lab where I learnt a bit of modeling, at the Burnham Institute, and at The Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center with Prof. Michael McClelland, where I completed my Ph.D studies in bacterial phylogeny and learnt some molecular biology techiques.

    I also worked in Dr.Doolittle's lab at Center for Molecular Genetics-UCSD under a NSCORT program, where I started to learn how difficult evolutionary scenarios are to interprete...

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