Young Scientists at #LINO70 – Grown Into an Interdisciplinary Chimera

Published on June 15, 2021

Young scientist Fernando Castro-Prado works on complex disease genomics and mathematical statistics in abstract spaces. Find out what he looks for during #LINO70 and what he thinks the 11th goal of #LindauGuidelines should be in his new blog post. 

One of the final working session of Fernando's Sciathon group (June 21st, 2020), with teammates Tobias Becker, Christina Erken, Liu Qiannan and Benjamin Arold. Photo/Credit: Courtesy of Fernando Castro-Prado

 

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