Elena Navarro Guerrero

Head of Functional Genomics in Neurodegeneration @Centre For Medicines Discovery

Oxford, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2025 — Present

Head of Functional Genomics in Neurodegeneration @Centre For Medicines Discovery

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Oxford, GB

EDUCATION

2010 — 2011

Universidad de Sevilla

Master of Science (MSc), Biomedical Research

2005 — 2010

Universidad Pablo de Olavide

Licentiate degree, Biotechnology

N/A

University of Oxford

R for data science and genomic, Computational Biology

2010 — 2015

University of Seville

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Stem Cells

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UCL

Python programming, data science and machine learning

SKILLS

Cell-Fate Mapping with RodentsMicrobiologyMicroscopíaEnglishNeural Stem CellsMicrosurgeryRt-PcrImmunohistochemistryMicroarrayFlow CytometryMolecular BiologyGenéticaSirna TransfectionMicrobiologíaCélulas MadreBiología MolecularCultivos CelularesBiotecnologíaBiología CelularCiencias

ABOUT ELENA NAVARRO GUERRERO

I am a biotech scientist with a PhD in stem cell biomedicine from University of Seville. I am currentlyHead of Functional Genomics in neurodegeneration, building CRISPR-based discovery platforms in human iPSC models to identify and de-risk therapeutic targets for Alzheimer’s disease. I have developed a CRISPR platform at the High Throughput Cellular Screening Facility, within the Target Discovery Institute (University of Oxford). I have 9 years of experience developing and producing genome wide CRISPR/Cas9 screenings in diverse biological models, including pancreatic beta cells, hepatocytes, adipocytes, patient- and iPSC-derived human models. In 2022, I joined Xcellomics, a partnership between the University of oxford and Recursion.

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