Aleksandra is working at the intersection of chromatin biology and data analysis. Her current research is focused on single-cell DNA interactome analysis and application of advanced machine learning algorithms to unraveling the problem of genomic structure formation in various species.
Aleksandra graduated from Moscow State University, Faculty of Bioengineering and Bioinformatics in 2017, and since then continues to deepen her knowledge and understanding of chromatin structure formation under the supervision of Professor Mikhail Gelfand.
Research advisor: Professor Mikhail Gelfand
Program entry year: 2017
Defense date: 19 October 2021. Link to the defense page.
Research project: Chromatin folding in individual cells
Research interests: chromatin topology, computational biology, NGS, single-cell Hi-C, data analysis
Publications:
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Grants:
2019: Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) grant for PhD students for “Chromatin interactions in individual cells: development of bioinformatics tools and data analysis”
Awards:
GitHub | ResearchGate | Scopus
PhD Graduate 2017
MSc student graduate 2019
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MSc graduate 2020
MSc student graduate 2019
Joint PhD Program with The University of Strasbourg
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