Germán Chiarelli
About
Physics PhD , Data Science, Lifescience
Holding a PhD in physics, I achieved groundbreaking advancements in optical biosensing and super-resolution techniques. Specializing in DNA PAINT and nanostructure design using DNA origami, I pushed the boundaries of scientific innovation. My collaborative efforts resulted in multiple publications, including a first-author contribution in Small Methods, exemplifying my commitment to elevating research quality and impact. I thrive in multidisciplinary enviroments focused on R&D. My proficiency in optical design and data analysis enabled me to manage partnerships with international institutes. I am driven by the pursuit of knowledge with practical applications, aiming to harness my expertise in life sciences and nanotechnology to address complex real-world challenges.
Skills
Academic Writing
Collaborative R&D
Data Analysis
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
International Research
Laser Applications
Optical Microscopy
Python
Research and Development (R&D)
Team Problem Solving
Technical Skillset
Open for
fulltime
parttime
internship
mentoring
Work Experience
University of Fribourg
2019-06 - 2023-12
PhD Researcher
Fribourg
fulltime
Led and managed a 4-year life science research project within a 10-person team, fostering a collaborative environment and driving advancements in scientific research and equipment and software development. • Developed two user-friendly (GUI) software programs using Python to automate key data analysis tasks, significantly improving research efficiency. • Developed highly sensitive nanostructures for sensing applications using a novel approach involving DNA origami and plasmonic (working on the publication). • Demonstrated exceptional hands-on skills by designing, building, and maintaining two optical microscopes for fluorescence microscopy and super resolution. • Spearheaded three multidisciplinary research projects, collaborating effectively with internal and external partners, resulting in three publications peer-reviewed journals. • Presented research findings at international conferences and public outreach events, effectively communicating complex scientific concepts to both expert and non-expert audiences.
Academic Experience
University of Fribourg -
2019.06 - 2023.12
Doctorate, Dr. in Physics