Ann Dobiezynska

I´m polish girl living in Madrid. I studied molecular biophysics and now I´m doing master in clinical trials in one of the schools. I speak fluent English, Spanish, polish is my native language.

During the past three years, I have been fortunate to work as a Research Personnel in the Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics of DNA Repair at the Centro Nacional de Biotecnología CSIC in Madrid, under the guidance of Dr. Fernando Moreno Herrero. My work in this capacity involved extensive research in the field of single molecule studies, with a specific focus on DNA repair nanomachines. 

Throughout my academic and professional journey, I have actively cultivated this skill, consistently seeking solutions without relying solely on the assistance of others. By combining critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and creativity, I have developed a robust problem-solving toolkit that empowers me to find innovative solutions to a wide array of issues. While I pride myself on my ability to work independently, I also recognize the immense value of teamwork. Working collaboratively with others has allowed me to gain a deeper appreciation for diverse perspectives and a broader understanding of complex problems. I actively listen to and respect the opinions of my colleagues, encouraging open dialogue and constructive feedback. Additionally, I leveraged my proficiency in Python programming for data analysis and automation, effectively extracting meaningful insights from complex datasets. 

Currently, I am enrolled in the International Online master’s in clinical Trial Monitoring program at CESIF in Madrid, further augmenting my knowledge and skills in this field. This educational background, combined with my practical experience in the laboratory, positions me as a strong candidate for the role. Furthermore, I hold a master’s degree in molecular Biophysics from the esteemed Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw, Poland.