PostDoc | Caltech | franmhlab@gmail.com
Bio
During my thesis at Manuel Martinez’s laboratory at the University of Alicante, we developed and applied novel methodologies for analyzing viral communities, identifying their hosts, and studying their (micro-)diversity. In Dr. Orphan’s laboratory at Caltech, and within the PriME project, I aim to investigate the impact of these biological agents on microbial communities and, by extension, on the surrounding ecosystem. Among other techniques, I utilize nanoparticle cytometry and sorting, genomic sequence amplification and bioinformatic analysis, and other methodologies to analyze viral and microbial activity in environmental samples.
Links
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=xXo_mFgAAAAJ&hl=en
Research Interests
Virology, Flow cytometry, Single-virus genomics
