Summary
Johanna Galvis-lascroux is a bioinformatics postdoctoral fellow based in Bordeaux with six years of experience integrating multi-omics, machine learning, and network analysis to study metabolism in glioblastoma and spatial omics. Her background spans academic research and applied roles—from data engineering for Alzheimer’s cohorts to developing ligand-receptor and time-series RNA-seq network visualizations using Python, R, NetworkX and igraph. She combines clinical genetics and MD training with an MSc in Human Genetics and advanced bioinformatics degrees, enabling clear translation between molecular data and biological insight. Known for building reproducible analysis pipelines and custom visualization tools (Jupyter, ComplexHeatmap, visNetwork), she often crafts statistical algorithms tailored to complex longitudinal datasets. Colleagues value her ability to bridge wet-lab questions and computational methods, bringing both domain knowledge and engineering rigor to multi-modal datasets. Her work reflects a rare mix of clinical perspective, hands-on coding, and a focus on interpretable network-driven discovery.
6 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
MSc Human Genetics, MSc Human Genetics at Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Doctor of Medicine - MD, Doctor of Medicine - MD at Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira
M2 Bioinformatics, M2 Bioinformatics at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
Université de Bordeaux
English, French