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R Functions to Help Generate Complex Transfer Path Variables
In a recent research presentation, I looked at predicting and understanding student success as a function of higher education transfer paths. Specifically, I looked at how moving between colleges and majors corresponds to graduation. One big chall...
Post · May 08, 2026
Starting a New Research Position at Northeastern University London
I am excited to share that I have recently started a new position as a Research Associate at Northeastern University London, working within the Institute for Intelligent Networked Systems (INSI)
This new role is supported by a European Research C...
Post · May 07, 2026
Explaining Self-Driving Cars Ahead of Their London Launch
I recently collaborated with Oriel College, University of Oxford, on a short video created for the college’s social media platforms, where I discuss the technology behind self-driving cars and some of the key questions around their safety and depl...
Post · May 07, 2026
The Astiz Lab hosts Prof. Rae Silver for her seminar at Achucarro 🧠
We were very excited and honored to welcome Professor Rae Silver to Bilbao and Achucarro for her visit. She is a Professor at Barnard College and Columbia University (NYC, USA). Over the course of her career, Prof. Rae Silver has held many positio...
Post · May 06, 2026
Pre-print on a AML-associated mutation in GPR183
We demonstrate that the A338V substitution selectively alters C-terminal structural dynamics, impairing GRK2 and β-arrestin2 recruitment while preserving G protein activation.
Link to the study: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.03.30...
Post · May 05, 2026
Upcoming posts will be glimpses into my research and writing process
A book I'm reading—which began life as a series of blog posts—gave me the idea to go public with some of my creative process (without giving away the full thesis or argument, of course …). During the course of my doctoral studies, I found that I ...
Post · May 04, 2026
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