Daniel González Camblor

Without losing sight of my clinical focus, I spent two years developing my knowledge of the fundamentals and application of bioinformatics. I wanted this to be my tool in translational research.

I strengthened my knowledge of basic and applied statistics to complement my training in bioinformatics.

I continued my career in biomedical research by learning about the molecular biology of cancer. It was at this point that I began to teach myself bioinformatics and realized that it should be the focus of my career.

Here, I turned my interest in biology into a passion. I developed my interest in the translational nature of my work during an internship at the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at the Central University Hospital of Asturias, where I also completed my final degree project.