Agnes Noy
I have a multi-disciplinary trajectory in molecular modelling within the field of biological physics. My research interests are centred in developing novel computational tools to understand and predict how global mechanical properties of complex macromolecules such as DNA and RNA are built on the basis of their atomic fluctuations, with a particular emphasis in DNA flexibility, supercoiling and 3D architecture of genomes.
Employment History
2018 – Current: Lecturer at the University of York
2016 – Current: EPSRC Early Career Research Fellow, University of York
2012 – 2015: Postdoctoral Fellow with Sarah Harris, University of Leeds
2010 – 2011: EMBO Long-term Fellow with Ramin Golestanian, University of Oxford
2009: Beatriu de Pinos Fellow with Ramin Golestanian, University of Sheffield
2003-2008: Predoctoral Research Fellow with Modesto Orozco, Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Barcelona, Spain
Education
2008 PhD in Computational Biochemistry, University of Barcelona, Spain
2004 MSc in Computational Chemistry, University of Barcelona, Spain.
2002 BSc in Biochemistry, University of Barcelona, Spain.
Funding and Academic Awards
2016 EPSRC Early Career Fellowship
2013 Participation in “Set For Britain” event organized by the Parliament of the UK.
2008 EMBO Long-term Fellowship.
2008 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Catalan Government.
2005 Participation in the 1th Excelence Campus, Vitalia Fundation, Spain.
2003 Predoctoral Research Fellowship, Spanish Ministry of Science.
2001 Undergraduate Research Scholarship, Spanish Ministry of Science.
Career Breaks
2013 Maternity Leave
2010 Maternity Leave
