Tomás Navarro

Developed statistical and machine learning models for multi-scale developmental biology datasets, characterised regulatory networks in Drosophila, and produced visualisations and reports for interdisciplinary teams; collaborated internationally to integrate comparative genomic data.

Sourced and integrated new tourism data and designed surveys to analyse and predict trends in the Valencian tourism market, improving indicator coverage for decision-making.

Promoted new pharmaceutical products within hospitals in the Community of Madrid, building relationships with clinical stakeholders to support product adoption.

Collected market research data on respondent satisfaction, ensuring data quality and timely delivery of survey results for analysis.

Collaborated on experimental design, performed statistical analyses, and interpreted results for biomedical research and clinical trials within the Biostatistical Unit.

PhD in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics with research on quantitative approaches to developmental biology and multi-scale data analysis.

Master in Bioinformatics focused on bioinformatics methods and omics data analysis.

Master in Biostatistics covering statistical modelling, clinical trial analysis, and biomedical research methods.

Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry with coursework in molecular biology, biochemistry techniques, and laboratory research.