Belén García Pascual


I am a mathematician with a PhD in Biomathematics from the University of Bergen, Norway. My supervisors were Iain Johnston, in the Stochastic Biology Group, and Jan Nordbotten. I have a master in Topology from the University of Bergen under the supervision of Morten Brun, and a bachelor in Mathematics from Complutense University of Madrid supervised by Luis Giraldo Suárez.

My research

I work with mathematical models to explain why throughout evolution, mitochondria and plastids have ended up with the genes they do under different environmental dynamics. I also explore multi-scale, evolutionary systems using computational models. Other research work focuses on the use of tools from topological data analysis to compare weighted graphs of progression pathways. I have also done research in generative artificial intelligence using large language models (LLMs) for synthetic tabular data in healthcare.

Research interests:

Topological data analysis, mathematical modelling, systems biology, biostatistics, phenotypic plasticity, LLMs, synthetic data.

Education


The pictures below are of my dearest rabbit Dorothy ❤️

Contact

📧  Belen.Pascual'at'uib.no

 📍   Realfagbygget, Állegt.41, 5020, Bergen, Norway. 

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