Mariano Almiron
@marianoalmiron
Biologist and data scientist specializing in GIS, genetic analysis, and thermal acclimation research.
What I'm looking for
I am a biologist and data analyst pursuing a PhD at the University of Buenos Aires, combining genetic research with spatial and environmental data analysis. My work focuses on thermal acclimation, heat‑induced hormesis, and the genetic basis of longevity in Drosophila, using QTL mapping and recombinant inbred lines.
I have hands‑on experience designing and executing experimental protocols, processing environmental and genetic datasets, and developing statistical models and visualizations (ANOVA, R). I apply GIS and remote sensing (QGIS, NDVI time series) to landscape and natural resource studies and integrate spatial analysis with laboratory genetics.
I communicate findings through scientific publications and international conference presentations, and I am committed to rigorous experimental design, reproducible analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration between data science and biology.
Experience
Work history, roles, and key accomplishments
PhD Researcher
University of Buenos Aires
Jan 2021 - Present (5 years 1 month)
Conducted QTL mapping and statistical analyses of thermal acclimatization and hormesis, designed and executed genetic experimental protocols, and prepared scientific publications and international conference presentations.
Research Assistant
National University of Tucumán
Jan 2016 - Dec 2020 (4 years 11 months)
Processed environmental and genetic data, developed models and visualizations to analyze research findings, and supported project workflows in collaboration with CONICET.
GIS Intern
Geoarchaeology Laboratory, UNT
Jan 2015 - Dec 2020 (5 years 11 months)
Applied QGIS for spatial analysis in landscape and natural resource studies and processed NDVI time series for environmental research.
Education
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University of Buenos Aires
PhD in Biological Sciences, Biological Sciences
2021 -
Activities and societies: Thesis research on acclimation for thermotolerance and genetic basis of hormesis; methodologies include QTL mapping, RILs, and statistical analysis.
Pursuing a PhD in Biological Sciences focused on thermal acclimation, thermotolerance and the genetic basis of heat-induced hormesis in Drosophila, using QTL mapping and recombinant inbred lines.
National University of Tucumán
Bachelor of Biological Sciences, Biological Sciences
Activities and societies: Applied QGIS for spatial analysis; analyzed NDVI time series.
Completed a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences with a thesis on interannual dynamics of NDVI on the western slope of Cumbres Calchaquíes and applied QGIS for spatial analysis and NDVI time series.
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