Alessandro Vitriolo

Alessandro has a solid background in epigenetics, neurodevelopment, and human evolution, combined with a deep hands-on knowledge of bulk and single-cell omics data analysis and integration. Before joining the Testa lab he worked for 5 years in computational structural biology, applied to basic research, drug-development and -repurposing. Thanks to an EMBO exchange grant fellowship, he is working in the lab of Prof. Ana Pombo at the Max Delbruck Center in Berlin, developing methods to integrate Genome Architecture Mapping (GAM) with single-cell multiomics to study chromatin dynamics in excitatory neurons.

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