Your Name

Francisco J. Palmero Moya

Scientific Programmer

Nynke Dekker Lab

About me

I am a mathematical physicist with a master's in Research in Artificial Intelligence. Since May 2023, I have been working as a Scientific Programmer at the Nynke Dekker Lab in Oxford, where we focus on understanding the DNA replication process of different biological systems.

I obtained my B.Sc. in Physics in 2022 studying the mathematical formalism of spinors. I also complement these studies with a B.Sc. in Mathematics with a strong focus on subjects closely related to physics. I recently completed a M.Sc. in Research in Artificial Intelligence and collaborated as a research assistant where we focused on stellar dating using Bayesian hierarchical models.

I consider myself a curious and proactive person. I am an eager reader of philosophy and literature in my free time.

Research interests

  • Geometry & Quantum Theory

    • Spinors
    • Lie Groups
    • Fiber bundles
  • Logic & Computer Science

    • Evolutionary Computing
    • Bayesian Inference
    • Quantum Programming
  • Biophysics

    • DNA Replication
    • Morphogenesis
    • Physics of biological evolution

Education

  • MSc in Research in Artifical Intelligence

    Oct 2022 - Sep 2023

    Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia

  • BSc in Mathematics

    Oct 2018 - present

    Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia

  • BSc in Physics

    Sep 2017 - Jul 2022

    Universidad de Cordoba

Projects

Publications

Bayesian Inference of open cluster ages from photometry, parallaxes and Lithium measurements

Francisco J. Palmero Moya, J. Olivares, and L.M. Sarro.

Astronomy & Astrophysics, submitted(2023)

A biophysics toolbox for reliable data acquisition and processing in integrated force-confocal fluorescence microscopy

Zhaowei Liu, Edo van Veen, Humberto Sanchez, Belen Solano, Francisco J. Palmero Moya, Kaley A. McCluskey, Daniel Ramirez Montero, Theo van Laar, and Nynke H. Dekker.

ACS Photonics 2024 11 (4), 1592-1603