Carmona Lab members

Research interest 

My current research focus is on the development of computational methods for single-cell biology. We are constructing high-resolution maps for several immune cell types, and analytical tools to study the transcriptomic and epigenetic phenotype of immune cells in cancer and infection.

Background

After obtaining my PhD from the Technical University of Denmark with Pr Ole Lund, I worked in Pr Stephen Smale’s lab at the City University of Hong Kong and did a postdoc with Pr Morten Nielsen at UNSAM in Argentina. Throughout my research experience, I contributed to the development of bioinformatics tools for peptide-MHC binding prediction (NetMHC, NNAlign), immunopeptidome characterization (GibbsCluster, MS-Rescue), to the toolkit of the Immune Epitope Database (IEDB), and more recently in single-cell data analysis (STACAS, UCell, ProjecTILs). I joined the Carmona Lab in October 2019.