Summary
Marcos Morgan is a Principal Investigator at the NIH with nine years of research leadership experience translating high-throughput biological data into testable models of complex phenomena. Trained with a PhD in Life and Biomolecular Sciences and a licentiate in Biology, he has held postdoctoral positions at EMBL and the University of Edinburgh before launching his independent lab in 2019. He excels at asking the right scientific questions, designing rigorous experiments, and collaborating across teams to de-risk ambitious investigations. Based in Carrboro, NC, Marcos combines deep academic pedigree with hands-on experimental and analytical skill, often tackling projects where data scale outpaces existing conceptual frameworks. An understatement: he enjoys the intellectual gamble of turning risky hypotheses into concrete answers.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Life and Biomolecular Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Life and Biomolecular Sciences at The Open University
Licentiate degree, Biology, General, Licentiate degree, Biology, General at University of Buenos Aires
English, Spanish, Italian