About the author
Pablo Cárdenas (he/him) is a grad student at the Niles Lab at MIT Biological Engineering, a coding fellow at the BE Data Lab, and a peer support Ref with the BE REFS.
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This project began based on mulling over conversations and observations gathered during an incredibly lucky three-year period spent getting a taste of work in ten different research groups, with specialties spanning field, theoretical, and laboratory work, with wildly different budgets, in academia and industry, strewn across five institutions in three different continents. I am grateful to all the fellow grad students, research scientists, postdocs, interns, mentors, trainees, students, professors, and random invited seminar speakers that knowingly and unknowingly contributed to this work, and I regret not being able to credit them all by name. Heartfelt thanks to all past and present hosts and mentors at:
- The Mathematical and Computational Biology Group (BIOMAC) at Uniandes
- The Uniandes Biophysics Laboratory at Uniandes
- The Microbiological Investigations Center (CIMIC) at Uniandes
- The Computational Biology and Microbial Ecology Laboratory at Uniandes
- The Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Institute at ASU
- Eligo Bioscience, S.A.
- The Paulsson Lab at HMS
- The Gore Lab at MIT
- The Del Vecchio Lab at MIT
- The Niles Lab at MIT
- The BE REFS at MIT