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Biomedicine, supercomputers and simulations: in silico experiments and its applications in cancer research
Miguel Ponce de León is a recognized postdoctoral researcher at the Computational Biology Group at the Life Science Department of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). His area of expertise is in the field of systems biology and scientific computation where most of his research has been on reconstruction and simulation of biological networks. His line of research at BSC is the development of systems biology approaches to personalized medicine, with a particular focus on cancer. He uses different modelling approaches to integrate heterogeneous sources of information with two main objectives: 1) developing tools to assist in the decision-making process of choosing the most adequate therapy for specific patients given their unique genetic/background; and 2) improving the knowledge of basic cancer biology.
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| First contributed: | 02 July 2023 |
| Audience access level: | Full user |
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