Pedro Carmona Sáez
Tenured Professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of Granada and principal investigator of the Bioinformatics and Health Data Science group at GENyO.
Profile
His scientific career focuses on the development of statistical and computational methodologies for the analysis of genomic and biomedical data, as well as on their application to complex diseases, molecular diagnosis, and precision medicine.
He holds a PhD from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Throughout his career he has worked in both academic and industry environments, including CNIO, CNB-CSIC, Integromics or UCM. He has been invited researcher in Broad Institute, NRC Canada and Aachen University before joining the UGR and GENyO to establishing in Granada his own research line in bioinformatics and health data science.
Research
His work combines methodological research in statistics, machine learning and bioinformatics with translational applications in genomics, immunology, oncology, and complex diseases. A substantial part of his recent activity is devoted to transcriptomics, integrative multi-omics analysis, biomarker discovery, and reproducible computational pipelines for biomedical research.
He leads a multidisciplinary group of researchers working on projects at the intersection of data science and biomedicine, with particular attention to clinically relevant problems and the development of robust analytical frameworks that can be transferred to collaborative research environments.
Selected topics
Teaching at UGR
Teaching activity is listed by academic year. Degree names, course names, and TFM (titles in Spanish.
2025–20267 courses
2024–20256 courses · 3 TFM
2023–20247 courses · 1 TFM
2022–20236 courses · 2 TFM
2021–20226 courses · 2 TFM
2020–20217 courses · 2 TFM
2019–20203 courses · 1 TFM
2018–20194 TFM
2016–20172 TFM
2015–20161 TFM
2014–20151 TFM
2013–20141 TFM
Contact
Affiliation
Department of Statistics and Operations Research
University of Granada
Centre for Genomics and Oncological Research (GENyO)