Ramon Massoni-Badosa is a cancer-focused computational biologist and PhD candidate turned postdoctoral researcher with eight years of experience developing and applying single-cell and multiomic genomics to study cancer evolution, including clonal dynamics in CLL and Richter's transformation. Trained in human biology and bioinformatics (two master's degrees and a PhD, Cum Laude), he blends deep wet-lab internships across genetics, epigenetics and pharmacology with production-grade bioinformatics and project leadership at institutions like CNAG-CRG, Weill Cornell Medicine and the New York Genome Center. He has led a large-scale Human Cell Atlas project, contributed technical innovations in single-cell genomics, and teaches algorithmic foundations to bioinformatics students. Colleagues recognize him for strong communication and project management skills that amplify his technical impact. A lesser-known strength is his deliberate cross-training—seeking diverse lab internships early on—that gives him an unusually broad experimental perspective for a computational scientist.
8 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biomedicine, Cum Laude, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biomedicine, Cum Laude at Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Provide programmatic access to the tonsil cell atlas datasets
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