Daniel Tello

I am a highly motivated and skilled researcher with substantial experience in analyzing large-scale omics data. I have a strong background in bioinformatics using open-source tools and applying standard programming languages. I am proficient at designing experiments, developing analytical pipelines, and interpreting results, and I have a high degree of independence and good organizational skills. Lastly, as a driven team player, I have a strong desire to work in a collaborative environment with good communication.

Researcher / Ph.D. Student

2019 - 2023 | Barcelona Supercomputing Center. Barcelona, Spain

Learned and applied network biology methods to analyze various molecular interaction data as well as proposed new methods for embedding molecular networks.
Assisting and participating in international research conferences.

Research Assistant

2017 - 2019 | Universidad de Los Andes. Bogotá, Colombia

Evaluation of variant detection tools for optimization of the NGSEP program.

Designing and implementing benchmarking experiments for various variant detection tools.

Research Assistant

2016 | International Center for Tropical Agriculture. Cali, Colombia

Parsing of genomic data generated by high throughput sequencing of cassava.

Analysis of cassava genomic data using bioinformatics tools for variant detection.

Molecular Biologist

2015 - 2016 | International Atomic Energy Agency. Vienna, Austria

DNA extraction and normalization.
PCR primer design.
DNA sample pooling and sequencing.
Preparing and delivering results (writing reports and oral presentations).

2019-2023 Ph.D. in Biomedicine, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain

Thesis Title: Uncovering the functional organization of molecular interaction networks using network embedding based on graphlet topology.

2014-2016 M.Sc. Computational Biology, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, Colombia

Thesis Title: Development of a software solution for whole genome alignment.

2010-2016 B.Sc. Biology, Universidad ICESI, Cali, Colombia

Thesis Title: Establishing the aluminum toxicity threshold in Oryza sativa and Oryza glumaepatula rice genotypes.